Strikers shut Mittal Steel’s Mexican steel plant
Thursday, 02 Mar 2006
It is reported that workers at Mittal Steel's Lazaro Cardenas steel plant in Mexico have joined a nationwide strike in support of an embattled union leader. Other steel plants were also closed by the strike, which spread through out Mexico's major mine and metals operations on Wednesday. Workers walked off the job in support of union boss Mr Napoleon Gomez, who is facing a leadership challenge.
"There is a strike by union workers. The administrative workers have not entered the plant and nobody is here other than emergency staff," said a source at the mill complex
Mittal's Lazaro Cardenas plant is the largest in Mexico and produces about 4 million tonnes of steel per year.
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