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Miners of Bolívar on the lookout for official responses
Tuesday, March 1, 2011 00:00 0 Comments Yasmin Sanguino
Ciudad Bolívar .- Tomorrow would have scheduled a meeting between representatives of the Ministry of Basic Industries and Mining and the spokesmen of the area's mining entity, which according to the statement by Alfredo Villanueva, would be providing responses to requests in a previous meeting regarding the commitments made by national authorities in this sector since 2006.
Alfredo Villanueva explained that this meeting will be taking place in the city of Caracas, where he moved up to the leaders of the mining sector in the state, in order to know the measures taken by the Mibam regarding specific requests such as; Special pensions and old age, housing and employment responses, as well as socio-productive lending to the livelihoods of people who took the conversion and the Plan affected the Caura.
A spokesman added these topics approved by the Minister Jose Khan to the proposal made by the sector on the provisional appointment of Rosita Aranguren, as the new President of the Foundation Mission Piar, who assured the public be gazetted during next few hours, would be giving way to the development of programs for this agency for the first quarter of 2011.
Among this schedule continued Villanueva would not just existing commitments Mibam authorities, as the case of the butterfly population, Icabarú and allocation of the five areas designated for the operation of small-scale mining, as well as paying humanitarian aid, as called on his colleagues to remain united in seeking solutions, and to not be swayed by bogus offers.
Finally, the respondent informed the meeting that was conducted yesterday afternoon in the town of El Callao Minerven president Luis Herrera, who was raised conducting an inspection at a mine located in the limits of this town and Guasipati, to assess the status of activities being developed, following the eviction of white were 40 people working on site, for alleged security reasons.
