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Police Officers End a Mine Strike in Mexico - The New York Times
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The labor dispute at Cananea has been a proxy for a fight that is highly personal — between the miners' leader, Napoleon Gomez Urrutia, who has been living in Vancouver, Canada, to escape corruption charges, and German Larrea, the company's secretive chief executive, who is one of Mexico's richest ...
Canada at centre of legal battle over Mexican union leader | CBC News
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Earlier this month, the Mexican attorney general's office formally asked Canada to extradite Napoleon Gomez, leader of the massive National Union of Mine and Metalworkers. Gomez has been leading the union from Vancouver for the last three years, even helping to negotiate a pay raise for some ...
Update: Miners' union head who fled to Vancouver seeks Mexican senate...
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Napoleon Gomez Urrutia fled to Canada after charges of corruption, months after 65 miners died in a coal mine blast. Embezzlement charges were thrown out...
Update: NDP donor accused of bilking a union is now a senator in...
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Napoleon Gomez Urrutia has returned to Mexico to begin a six-year term as senator after being appointed by the new president. Gomez fled to Vancouver in 2006,...
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