US EditionThe Mining Strike Continues in Bajo Cauca Antioqueño, but the Dialogue Table Reached Partial Agreement: What Is It and How Is Mobility in the Region?
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The negotiating table between representatives of the mining sector and the National Government was paused after three days of meetings held at the headquarters of the University of Antioquia. Meanwhile, the mining strike remains active in Bajo Cauca Antioqueño, the municipality of Valdivia and the south of Cordoba. During the dialogue days, the parties reached agreements in 9 of the 20 points included in the petition statement. However, Decree 1…
Humanitarian corridors were identified for entry of aided vehicles and food in emergencies.
It is already six days since the beginning of the mining strike in Bajo Cauca antioqueño and two days since the beginning of the dialogues to lift the blockades. On its sixth day, the representatives of both the Mesa Minera del Bajo Cauca and Sur de Córdoba and the authorities acknowledged that the progress has not been significant due to the issues that have been addressed. Dialogues with the national government have been held together with the…
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