VOICED : Huelga en mina chilena Escondida es la mayor de su historia

The strike at Chile's La Escondida mine, led by the union, has become the longest in its history, lasting 26 days with a goal of 60 days. The union is prepared for an extended strike, citing stable economic conditions. Recent talks with the Ministry of Mining and the company BHP Billiton ended without agreement. Workers demand the retention of benefits from the last collective contract. La Escondida contributes about 5% to global copper production.

How long has the strike at La Escondida been ongoing as of the report?

• 60 days

• 15 days

• 26 days

• 40 days

What is the union's stance on the duration of the strike?

• They aim for a 30-day strike

• They want to end the strike as soon as possible

• They plan to strike indefinitely

• They have a goal of 60 days but are prepared for longer

Who did the union leaders meet with to discuss the strike?

• The CEO of BHP Billiton

• The Ministry of Mining

• The Ministry of Labor

• The President of Chile

What is the main reason for the ongoing strike at La Escondida mine?

• To protest against unsafe working conditions

• To maintain benefits from the last contract

• To extend the current contract

• To demand higher wages

What percentage of the world's copper production is attributed to La Escondida?

• 15%

• 10%

• 5%

• 2%