On the same day, Monday the 27th, the protests will resume and prevent the entry and exit of materials to and from the San Cibrao factory.
Thiswas agreed at a meeting held this Wednesday morning: Alcoa workers will return to anindefinite strikeat the San Cibrao industrial complex in A Mariña,starting next Monday. From that day on, they will prevent materials from entering and leaving the factory. They will also resume their protests.
They understand that the process of selling the primary aluminum plant is"stalled, broken" and that a year and a half has been lost without any steps being taken towards the sale. Neither Alcoa nor the government has managed to bring about the sale. In addition, the Supreme Court's ruling on the redundancy plan presented byAlcoato lay off 500 aluminum workers is still pending. javascript:false
Alcoa is demanding that the government establisha stable energy frameworkthat will allow the primary aluminum plant to be competitive in order to attract interested buyers. Until the energy framework is resolved, Alcoa does not plan to begin the sale process; this is its condition, which was presented to the Minister of Industry last July.
via LaVozDeGalicia.com
