Labor Protests Affect Ferrominera Orinoco Operations and Suspend Routes and Schools in Puerto Ordaz
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November 5, 2026.- Since the dawn of last Wednesday, November 4, active workers, retirees, pensioners and staff of the basic companies of the Venezuelan Corporation of Guyana (CVG)—which brings together the steel, aluminium and mining sectors—keep the accesses paralysed...
The street actions of the working class in Guyana led to the suspension of administrative and class transportation in Puerto Ordaz campuses, following the paralysing of the Iron Mineral Management Plant in demand for salary improvements and a profit bonus.
Workers of the basic companies of the CVG closed the main bridges of Puerto Ordaz in protest to demand wage claims and payment of a bonus. The measure was radicalized after labor spokesmen described as fruitless the meeting with representatives of the intervention board and the Government. Workers, professionals, retirees and pensioners of the basic companies belonging to the Venezuelan Corporation of Guyana (CVG) blocked the road accesses of gr…
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