Petroleiros aprovam greve a favor de Lula: Paralisação pode atingir atividades de óleo e gás

Oil Workers Approve Strike in Favor of Lula: Shutdown Could Affect Oil and Gas Activities

Written by Paulo Nogueira

Published on 06/04/2018 at 17:59

Updated on 06/04/2018 at 18:11

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It Has Not Yet Been Defined by the Union Whether the Strike Will Interrupt Operational Activities in the Campos or Santos Basin

The coordinator of the Unique Federation of Petroleum Workers (FUP), José Maria Rangel, called yesterday (Thursday-5), the petroleum category for assemblies on Friday, 06, in the morning, to deliberate on the possibility of a national strike against the political imprisonment of former president Lula. “The gravity of the moment demands tough decisions. Therefore, we are advising all oil workers and union leaders to be at the units tomorrow morning holding assemblies to deliberate on a possible strike, should the imprisonment of former president Lula occur,” says the FUP coordinator.

“We cannot accept that the best president in the history of this country, the president who took Petrobrás to a level never seen before in the history of this company, discovering the pre-salt, reactivating the shipbuilding industry, generating jobs, income, and technology for the country, be imprisoned based on conjectures,” emphasizes José Maria Rangel, advising workers who are off duty to seek the nearest Petrobrás System units and join the assemblies.

Petroleum Workers Approve Strike Indication

In an assembly held on the morning of this Friday (6), the petroleum workers of the Duque de Caixas Refinery (REDUC), in Rio de Janeiro, unanimously approved the indication for a national strike of the category in support of President Lula and in defense of democracy and workers.

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Oil Workers Approve Strike in Favor of Lula: Shutdown Could Affect Oil and Gas Activities

It Has Not Yet Been Defined by the Union Whether the Strike Will Interrupt Operational Activities in the Campos or Santos Basin

Petroleum Workers Approve Strike Indication

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