Drivers Give 48-Hour Ultimatum to the Government for the Diesel Crisis and Warn with Mobilizations
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The sector does not rule out initiating mobilizations: “If there is any convulsion, no matter if we are in a state of emergency; we are asking for a social solution, we are not doing politics. Our position is clear, we no longer tolerate,” said leader Lucio Gómez.
The Bolivian Trade Union Confederation of Drivers gave a 48-hour period to the Government to set up a meeting with the Minister of Hydrocarbons and the President of the Bolivian Fiscal Oil Fields (YPFB), in order to explain the persistence of fuel shortages and the non-compliance with the commitments made to the sector.
LA PEACE 07 JUL. (NOMADA NEWS).- The Executive Secretary of the Trade Union Confederation of Drivers of Bolivia, Lucio Gómez, granted a 48-hour deadline to the National Government to deal with the fuel supply crisis, especially diesel fuel, and to meet the commitments made to the sector, warning that, if they do not get answers, they will convene their departmental federations to define pressure measures.The national executive reported that the …
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