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The miners from Gorj are coming to protest in Bucharest against staff reductions. What are their demands?

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24 March 2026, 08:16
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Approximately a thousand miners from Gorj have headed to Bucharest to protest in front of the Government, dissatisfied with the plans to reduce staff at the Oltenia Energy Complex (CEO).

In the last two weeks, hundreds of employees have taken to the streets, demanding the maintenance of jobs for the 2,000 employees who are set to be laid off. The protesters emphasize the devastating impact of these cuts on their families and the local economy, comparing the situation to that of the Petroșani area, which has become desolate after the miners left.

The CEO management has announced that it will conduct a personnel analysis, but the miners are demanding concrete actions, including a memorandum from the authorities. The rally will take place in Victory Square, between 12:00 and 17:00, according to the Bucharest City Hall.

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Minerii vin să protestez în fața Guvernului. Cer oprirea închiderii minelor și salvarea a 1.800 de locuri de muncă
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Minerii vin să protesteze în fața Guvernului. Ortacii cer oprirea închiderii minelor şi salvarea a 1.800 de locuri de muncă

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