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文章标题: 委内瑞拉民运的示威活动被镇压,五千多人被开除工作。 (234 reads)      时间: 2003-1-29 周三, 下午8:26

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委内瑞拉民运的示威活动被镇压,五千多人被开除工作。

政府雇用了大批的外国工人,顶替被开除者的工作。



Wednesday, 29 January, 2003, 11:34 GMT

Striking Venezuelan oil workers sacked



Managers at PDVSA have been key strike leaders

A total of more than 5,000 Venezuelan oil workers

have been fired since they walked out eight weeks ago

in an anti-government strike.



The official Venpres news agency quoted state oil

company boss Ali Rodriguez as saying 5,111

employees had been dismissed for "dereliction" and

that the number would rise.



The government had

already announced about

3,000 job cuts since the

strike began at

state-owned Petroleos de

Venezuela (PDVSA),

which had about 40,000

employees.



Oil production almost

ground to a halt in the

world's fifth largest oil

exporting country because

of the strike, which helped

send crude oil prices to

two-year highs.



But striking oil workers have conceded that crude

output has reached 1.05 million barrels a day, a third

of pre-strike levels, after the military and foreign

workers restarted production.



Strikers split



Venezuela's opposition has denied that the strike is

faltering after businesses started to reopen, oil

production increased and public infighting took place

between strike leaders.



"This strike has not failed and will not fail," said Carlos

Ortega, a union boss opposed to President Hugo

Chavez.



Many blue-collar oil workers have returned to work, but

PDVSA managers and skilled oil professionals say

they will continue to strike until Mr Chavez resigns or

holds elections and reinstates fired workers.



The split between the right-wing business and labour

groups mirrors that during the coup last April when a

similar alliance temporarily ousted the democratically

elected Mr Chavez.



The then head of the business chamber Fedecameras,

Pedro Carmona, seized power, dismissed parliament

and the Supreme Court and excluded the labour

co-conspirators from his cabinet.



Dubbed "Pedro the Brief" by the press, he was himself

ousted after 48 hours and Mr Chavez returned to

office.




http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/2705281.stm >Link: Striking Venezuelan oil workers sacked 

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