This Friday, the president Pedro Castillo and businessmen of MMG Las Bambas held a meeting in the midst of blockades dating back a month in the section of the mining corridor that connects the mining company.
In this regard, Álvaro Ossio, general manager of MMG Las Bambas, told the press that the president “is extremely concerned” about the situation.
“The president was receptive, he is extremely concerned. He has expressed the commitment to promote a constructive and respectful dialogue that allows joint work between the State, companies and communities, “he said.
He also reiterated that Las Bambas will proceed to paralyze 100% of its production from 7:00 am this Saturday, December 18, after 29 days of blockade by the residents of Chumbivilcas, who seek contractual improvements.
Raúl Jacob, president of the National Society of Mining, Oil and Energy (SNMPE) described the dialogue with Castillo Terrones as “good”, and indicated that it is expected to “move forward” so that “such an important operation for Peru does not close.” .
“It is going to be paralyzed tomorrow. To give you an idea, it is 15% of the national copper production. That’s 2% of the world’s copper production. It is not little ”, he sustained.
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