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Former AHMSA Workers Seek to Replace Bankruptcy Trustee Postponing Auction

Summary by La Jornada
Former workers of Altos Hornos de México (AHMSA) warned that they will request the dismissal of the receiver of the bankruptcy, Victor Manuel Aguilera, if the steel auction is again delayed or a new extension is granted, since, in their opinion, their actions have been marked by irregularities and failures that have lengthened the process.

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Former workers of Altos Hornos de México (AHMSA) warned that they will request the dismissal of the receiver of the bankruptcy, Victor Manuel Aguilera, if the steel auction is again delayed or a new extension is granted, since, in their opinion, their actions have been marked by irregularities and failures that have lengthened the process.

·Mexico
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With the death of a worker on Wednesday morning, there are already 85 workers from Altos Hornos of Mexico who have died without receiving payment for their labour rights, the dissident worker Juan Ervey Valenzuela de la Torre denounced, who said that the situation of the affected families is increasingly critical as the process of auctioning the company continues. Valenzuela de la Torre pointed out that the most recent death was confirmed around…

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MONCLOVA, COAH.- The number of former workers from Altos Hornos de México (AHMSA) who died since the company's closure increased again. On Wednesday night, Efraín Cobarrubias Rincón, ex-worker of the BOF department of Plant 1, died, bringing to 85 former workers who have lost their lives while the process for the payment of their labour rights remains unresolved.The information was confirmed by Ervey Valenzuela, leader of the ex-worker movement,…

·Saltillo, Mexico
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La Jornada broke the news in Mexico on Thursday, July 30, 2026.
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