Total lack of cooperation and a missing agreed program for the mining industry has made all of this a tennis match ,each player sending the ball to the other side of the court.

Sanz now says the he will solve everything in January so it is mañana ,mañana again.

This was stated by Minister of People's Power for Basic Industry and Mining, Rodolfo Sanz, who denied the assertion made by former oppositional candidate for governor of Bolivar, issued through a private television station of strong opposition.

"There is no resolution of this ministry to order workers to Venalum operational areas, Bauxilium, Carbonorca, Ferrominera Orinoco and other companies, leaving on vacation for 10 days," he stressed.

He noted that traditionally the Corporation Venezolana de Guayana (CVG) has authorized the taking of 10 vacation days ahead in December, the administrative personnel not essential for their businesses protected.

These days can be taken in exchange for reducing its regular Pleasure at another time of year, as set labor standards.

However, he noted that this benefit does not extend to workers in operational areas, who work as guards and regular shifts.

He indicated that the assertion Andres Velasquez only seeks to generate an array of negative opinion on the core businesses of the Venezuelan State, "trying to see that we are getting to everyone and closing the house because there is crisis, which is totally false."

The owner of Mibam emphasized that globally there is a contraction of the market for iron, steel and aluminum, which contribute to a decline in earnings in public and private companies that produce these inputs, both in Venezuela and elsewhere in the world.

However, he stressed that the Government discusses various plans to take over this crisis, which will be announced in January before the country responsibly.

He emphasized that the Mibam has no policy of taking laughable measures such as "sending everyone to his house," and much less when it comes to measures that might affect the normal production of each plant.

He stressed that despite its continued electoral defeats, the oppositional Andres Velasquez insists on issuing baseless allegations, further demonstrating a profound ignorance about the way in which businesses operate.

"Just want to include media as a great leader, but you have to prove what is actually lived, how they work, because he was not a known source of regular income," the senior official criticized.