During the inauguration of a medical unit of the IMSS in Mexico state, the PAN presidential candidate Calderon said had been informed of the incident which left the 14 miners buried in San Juan de Sabinas, Coahuila.
"We watch, pray, of course because they are alive, and we're working as hard as possible, which is in our power to his rescue, in full coordination with state authorities," said Calderon.
"With that, I mean friends, we will be very attentive to the evolution of this tragedy, to provide all possible support and, of course, acting on behalf of the victims and their families," deepened.
Recently, the International Labour Organization issued several opinions in which enjoins the Mexican State to implement various safety measures in coal mines, which were ignored by the Ministry of Labour and Social Security. Its owner, Javier Lozano Alarcón, often minimizes these opinions, stating that the opinions do not exist and which are inventions of activists and relatives of dead miners.
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