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The Mexican government will pay compensation to the families of 10 victims. miners trapped almost a month ago in a mine in Coahuila in the north of the country, but will continue the rescue operation, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador said on Tuesday.
“We are going to take responsibility for paying compensation, not only ordinary but more, for the situation, not only out of resentment for the loss of their loved ones, which is very sad, but also for the plight in which people live,” said at his daily press conference.
Despite the compensation, the president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador He promised that they would continue the rescue work despite the fact that the collapse occurred on August 3, when the Pinabete mine in the municipality of Sabinas was flooded after the collapse of the nearby abandoned Conchas Norte mine.
Her statements contrasted with those of several sisters. minerswho condemned in media statements on Monday that the government would halt work after negotiating compensation with the miners’ wives.
“At the same time, we continue to work to save miners and we are not going to stop work, rescue work does not stop, they did not stop, we continue to extract water from wells,” he said. Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
posing memorial
the president Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador He pointed out that “there is already an agreement with relatives” and that a meeting could be held on Tuesday to sign a document with them.
He also stated that the memorial could be, but after the rescue minerswho was not declared dead by the government.
“When we save minersthen we would talk about the memorial,” he said.
The collapse has re-ignited controversy in Mexico over the actions of mining companies in the coal region of Coahuila, which has recorded more than 100 mining deaths, according to the Pasta de Conchos family, which brings together relatives. killed in the collapse of the mine of the same name in 2006.
Families of 10 miners trapped in Pinabet denounced the dangerous conditions and accused the government of being late and slow in rescuing the workers.
(As reported by EFE)
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