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Hundreds of protesters earlier blockaded the headquarters of Goro Nickel, a subsidiary of Canadian mining group Inco, after a call for strike action by the Federation of New Caledonian Workers Union (CSTNC). 


"We have to kick out the Filipinos," said CSTNC secretary general Sylvain Nea. 


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                    [Title] => Caledonia mine firm needs 3,000 Pinoys
                    [Summary] => At least 3,000 Filipinos will be hired to work in a large-scale mining project in Southern New Caledonia, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) disclosed yesterday.


The DFA said the Philippine consulate general in Sydney, Australia reported to Manila that executives of INCO-GORO Nickel Co. of New Caledonia have given assurances that the workers’ welfare would be protected.


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                    [Title] => World’s No 1 nickel mining firm eyes RP
                    [Summary] => Canada-based Inco Ltd., the world’s biggest nickel mining company, is reportedly eyeing the Philippines as its next  investment destination. 


Chamber of Mines of the Philippines president Philip Romualdez who recently led a delegation to Canada to invite investors in the local mining industry, said Inco representatives expressed interest in looking at nickel mining prospects in the country.


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Hundreds of protesters earlier blockaded the headquarters of Goro Nickel, a subsidiary of Canadian mining group Inco, after a call for strike action by the Federation of New Caledonian Workers Union (CSTNC). 


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The DFA said the Philippine consulate general in Sydney, Australia reported to Manila that executives of INCO-GORO Nickel Co. of New Caledonia have given assurances that the workers’ welfare would be protected.


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                    [Summary] => Canada-based Inco Ltd., the world’s biggest nickel mining company, is reportedly eyeing the Philippines as its next  investment destination. 


Chamber of Mines of the Philippines president Philip Romualdez who recently led a delegation to Canada to invite investors in the local mining industry, said Inco representatives expressed interest in looking at nickel mining prospects in the country.


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Caledonians want to kick out Pinoys

September 29, 2006 - 12:00am

NOUMEA (AFP) — About 500 people marched through the New Caledonian capital Noumea yesterday to protest high prices in the French territory and demand the expulsion of expatriate workers from the Philippines....

Headlines

Caledonia mine firm needs 3,000 Pinoys

December 18, 2005 - 12:00am

At least 3,000 Filipinos will be hired to work in a large-scale mining project in Southern New Caledonia, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) disclosed yesterday. The DFA said the Philippine consulate general...

Headlines

World’s No 1 nickel mining firm eyes RP

By Rocel Felix | March 16, 2005 - 12:00am

Canada-based Inco Ltd., the world’s biggest nickel mining company, is reportedly eyeing the Philippines as its next investment destination. Chamber of Mines of the Philippines president Philip Romualdez who...

Business