CVG-Bauxilum is not alone in this crisis, it is the same thing with the rest of the CVG subsidiary companies, where Mibam should be involved ... until it is, the conflicts will continue, because of continuing operational problems and failures in production, as well as debts with suppliers that continue to grow at an alarming rate. The situation for some suppliers is most critical, and the leadership apparently doesn't want to do anything about it ... they refuse to attend meetings and they ignore the worker delegations that try to seek solutions.

Perhaps these frustrated workers of the "Revolution" should ask themselves whether they are better off under the auspices of the government than they were under private ownership. Ooops...too late. Ownership is 9\10 of the law.

Hugo will attempt to retain control of power as he loses popular support as a result of destroying the economy. He'll rig elections, cite military threat by foreigners requiring marshall law...you name it. He will hold on to power by whatever means necessary.