(Bloomberg) -- Miners in Peru, the world's third-
largest copper producer, canceled a two-day nationwide strike
after moving closer to solving a dispute over companies' efforts
to restrict the creation of new unions, a union leader said.
``We are reaching an accord,'' Luis Castillo, general
secretary of the Mining Federation, an umbrella group for mine
workers, said July 9 in a telephone interview from Lima. The
stoppage had been due to start at midnight local time. The talks
were held with the government and company representatives.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
largest copper producer, canceled a two-day nationwide strike
after moving closer to solving a dispute over companies' efforts
to restrict the creation of new unions, a union leader said.
``We are reaching an accord,'' Luis Castillo, general
secretary of the Mining Federation, an umbrella group for mine
workers, said July 9 in a telephone interview from Lima. The
stoppage had been due to start at midnight local time. The talks
were held with the government and company representatives.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
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