The municipalities Roscio, Sifonte and the Pebble are scene of conflict by the threat of “bankruptcy” of the main deprived auriferous companies of the zone.

Carlos Andres Monsalve

Carlos González maintains that the Mibam deceived the workers. Photo CAM

The march will serve to reiterate the reclamations exhibited for one week in a popular mobilization, in which the miners indicate their rejection to the Resolution 09-06-03 that allows the private mining companies to export only 30% of the auriferous production and to destine the rest to the internal market.

The union representatives maintain that the great absentee of the situation continues being the Minister of Basic Industries and Mining (Mibam) Jose Khan, who a day previous to the realised march the last week, notified on a commission of negotiation headed by the vice-minister of his office Laura doctor Walls, nevertheless eight days after the event not yet has settled no instance of dialogue.

Carlos González maintains that the situation affects all the same, without political differences, beyond being “rojito, adeco or copeyano”.

It follows the displeasure
“The Resolution of the BCV affects to us, cannot be that by whims of some people, who in four walls make decisions on this subject without knowing how she is that she works in this land. We know the process of gold until he takes place, but they know is to sell it and to distribute the slices of the gains”, referred.

Workers of the companies continue informing the collective on the content into the demands, and in the activities they have exerted the right of word in the city councils of the Callus and the most recent the one of the Roscio municipality.