Edition on Saturday 30 April 2011

CIUDAD BOLIVAR, BOLIVAR STATE, VENEZUELA


Heat the street in the south
CVG workers marched Minerven
demanding payments and waiver management

Pedro Hernández L.
El Callao / A group that represents workers at state-owned CVG Minerven gold came marching down the different streets of the town as part of the street actions demanding payment of debts by the mining company the entire labor force, as well as calling for the impeachment of President Luis Herrera same engineer.
The above split up after 8 am from the entrance to the callaoenses population roaming the main streets of the city including areas such as The Zone, Calle La Paz and Racetrack, which led by a group of motor and a truck with sound included.
In this regard Miguel Sequea who works in mining and power plant, said "the company must be profitable, before we drew 300 kilos now we get only 100, not know that investments made with Mr. Luis Herrera" he said.
On the other hand said the mine worker who will remain paralyzed until a change of management at the state gold company, arguing that the solution to the current problems must start with that step. Another was Domingo Quintana workers polled who said "we are marching down the mismanagement that we in the business, we are virtually bankrupt."
Respondent highlighted that the national government needs to invest in mining company in order to refloat it, stating that it explains why even when the workers called off a week, still have debts to the retrospective that was previously promised workers, which consists of 25 bolivars more per day.
Finally Luisa Arcia who is another of the workers told the media that internal pressures are part of everyday life, being employed workers who are impeded more time to protest. The march was referred to as the endpoint the same starting point, expressing that no other actions were discarded on the street.