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06
Mar
2017
Workers at Peru's Cerro Verde mine to strike for five daysBy:LABOUR Workers at Cerro Verde mine, one of the largest copper producers in Peru, plan to start a five-day strike on Friday to demand better labour conditions, a union representative said on Monday.
The representative and the mine's controlling owners said the strike could be indefinite.
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