"There is a macabre plan to seize CVG"
Thursday, 19 March 2009

Ensure that the crisis of aluminum is just a veil to "put their hands in their golden goose of the corporation" and thus deliver the mining areas and powerful transnational corporations in the region.



War calls for workers to defend their rights and not be used for "dark." Photo William Urdaneta

The directors of major industrial CVG Minerven, Jesus Guerra, and Jose Caraballo, reported that beyond the crisis in the core businesses-especially those of aluminum, there is a "macabre plan to seize the CVG and put in the hands of some transnational mining under the mining complacent many who claim to be revolutionary and not more than oligarchs. "

Managers working for the uproar that has formed in the region with the theme of factories, lends itself to further action and the taking of the CVG is one of them. According to Guerra employees are being used as "cannon fodder" for distorting the true interest about the fate of the region, which plays a key role CVG.

Guerra explained that "not long ago in Minerven had to fight hard against these bugs, the transnationals. Together with the people and the miners will get them out, but want to return and the problem of aluminum sector as they fell to the ring finger, as the perfect pretext for their attack. "

Apparently in the south of the region, with large gold deposits such as the Las Cristinas project, are already making some moves for the reallocation and allocation of concessions to foreign companies, which has been fought since the arrival of Rodolfo Sanz for president of the CVG and the office of People's Power Ministry for Basic Industries and Mining.

The minister along with his team Mibam, and orders of President Hugo Chávez, has established a policy of redevelopment of mining areas, touching sensitive interests of companies like Crystallex, on which he announced his departure from Las Cristinas not hitherto has an answer.

Jesus Guerra refers precisely to this kind of situation and the departure of major foreign companies in the area, which aim to review some of its businesses.

"President Chavez is not the workers that you must confront, because we have been their natural allies and strategic process that does not finish enrumbarse precisely because of these bugs, we are sure that you have fully identified, it is time to end the old bureaucratic structures and 'smallholders' can not stop the flow. "

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