CLEBER willing to support mining projects in South
Wednesday, February 23, 2011


Robles Douglas explained the benefits of these projects. Photo Armando Rivas The mining sector in southern Bolivar state, represented by union and business sectors Rusoro Mining de Guayana, CA, rising to the Bolivar State Legislative Council (CLEBER) mining project Development Incredible Socialist Alternative 6 and small-scale mining Cerro Azul project.

The presentation was made on Tuesday in regular session in the right to speak in the regional parliament of representatives of the Trade Union miners South, led by Douglas Robles, José Vicente Perdomo, Manuel Montiel and John Deivis, who explained the expectations generated this proposal that is committed to sustainable development in the region and the mining towns.

Douglas Robles, secretary of the Union of Mineworkers of Guyana, said the plan presented by this sector aims at generating more than five thousand jobs. Robles said the idea is to define areas for artisanal mining on a sustainable basis and environmental benefits and the gold mining entities.

The MP and chairman of the committee's mine Cleber, Franklin González, like all other socialist legislators, legislative availability was not only assess the areas of sustainable mining development project in the municipalities Roscio, El Callao and Sifontes but to form technical committees to establish parameters in order to consolidate alternatives for small-scale mining.

The parliament appointed a special commission to be headed by the president of Kleber Deputy Juan Vicente Rojas, and agreed to incorporate these assessments to the Minister of Basic Industries and Mining, José Khan, as well as agencies involved in this matter, framing the constitutional aspects and guidelines within the National Plan Simón Bolívar. (CM)