Minerven workers continue sit-down
Saturday, May 7, 2011
The conflict in the gold continues. Thirteen days workers are demanding the ouster of President of Minerva, Luis Herrera, without concrete. Yesterday, the sub committee of Mines of the National Assembly was meeting with unions, but did not reach any agreement. Miners keep the protest "sit-down" until the board of the state is replaced.

Natalie Garcia

City Council President Roscio, Francisco Williams, criticizes the financial crisis Minerven and accuses the "government of having done the impossible, let the carraplana."

The leader of the Causa R expresses that the blame for this lies "in the President, which encyst his henchmen in this company and is primarily responsible for Minerven today is a company that after record-breaking in gold production today is broken, to the extent that workers are those who are suffering the result of this mismanagement and now have almost a month without receiving their salaries. "

The mayor gave his support to the struggle of workers in the gold and publicly challenged President Minerven, Luis Herrera, to "come forward. A for the face and complies with all personnel providing services in a dignified manner at this company. Enough of cheating and smuggling continue with the hunger of people who suffer from the homes of our municipalities. "

The councilman also noted that on the eve of the celebration of Mother's Day "nice gift that is giving the government Minerven Mibam, CVG and the Government of Bolivar mothers from Southern California, when it should be that men and women of this company to charge what for justice and for his work theirs and which they still owe. "