“Before the silence of the government, the ceramists return to the route”

Neuquén’s workers and workers will return to Provincial Route No. 7, this Wednesday from 6 in the morning, to demand a response from the provincial government in the face of the serious situation that the workers’ efforts are going through, without light or gas to produce.

“Work sources are at risk, leaving 200 families on the street. If we are not working and we cannot produce, we will have to be fighting on the street, on the route, because that depends on the future and the food dish of our families, ”the ceramists alerted through a press release.

Workers are under threat and The Roleando Figueroa government still does not answer. While holding meetings with representatives of Camuzzi, the Ministry of Energy of the Province and the Ministry of Government to normalize the situation of the three ceramist factories, Monday morning, the Camuzzi company, with the police of the province of Neuquén, cut the gas supply in Zanon and Neuquén ceramics, and tried to do the same in Stefani, in Cutral CO, but without achieving it.

Given this situation, the workers and workers declared themselves in a state of alert and permanent assembly, they mobilized to the Government House on Monday, on Tuesday they cut Route 7 and this Wednesday will deepen the actions. “We hope to have news from the government, but it is evident that there is a decision not to give any response to the claim, deepening the conflict,” they said.

Given this situation, the workers and workers declared themselves in a state of alert and permanent assembly, mobilized to the Government House on Monday, on Tuesday they cut Route 7 and this Wednesday they will get on the route again. “We hope to have news from the government, but it is evident that there is a decision not to give any response to the claim, deepening the conflict,” they said.

“It cannot be that Figueroa and its officials spend traveling to Houston and in a month they have not managed to meet with an oil company to request that they be gas suppliers for workers’ efforts,” they denounced. And they demanded that the government fulfill its word of getting a gas supplier, a condition for Camuzzi to restore the service. Also the reconnection of electricity by Calf in Neuquén ceramics, because we want to return to work and advance our plans to improve production. “If the government continues with its uncompromising position, we have no other way to deepen fighting measures, joining other sectors and the community.”