Workers complain complacency of the labor office to executives of the mining state's geographical position CVG Minerven still plays against the claims of workers who insist on claiming liabilities labor and denounce alleged irregular acts of the administration of the aforementioned company.

  In this sense questioning the work of the officials of the Ministry of Labour in the area, since "they have not honoured the promises of the Constitution to defend the rights of workers or even investigate what has been discovered."

  Leaders of the state mining workers located in El Callao comparing the employment situation with the Biblical passage of Sodom and Gomorrah, where there is no ready ear to their complaints "public and notorious."

  They call on the competent authorities to review and pay attention to the report produced a special committee of the Legislative Council of Bolivar State (CLEB) in whose pages even ordered the dismissal of the board of CVG Minerven.

  Jesus Guerra, director of work, says that since the year 2005, when they changed the directive of CVG Minerven, the situation of the company began to deteriorate despite the economic conditions and the same play gold deposit in favour of the industry.

  He indicated that the gold price in the market is above thousand dollars an ounce, which are in addition to exploiting the mineral with a high tenor, when taking into account the high prices of gold should be getting the ore high and low. "When hard times come then we drew the lomito."

  The director said that work to continue this situation the company does not have good profits, because they are bad for leaving emergency. Examples like this, which is the War used to argue that the current directive Minerven "is not aware of any administration of this mineral."

  CVG Minerven has 37 years with the same machinery and operational areas "even though it was approved 45 billion bolivars strong two years ago to bring technology."

  They wait for the announced visit by the owner of Mibam, Rodolfo Sanz, so that not only will offset labor and union violations of the firm's holding company, but those who are in the communities who depend directly on 12 thousand hectares of deposit (KS).