Canadian firm ignored worker complaints about cartels at Mexican gold mine
Former local union members allege that management at a Canadian-owned gold mine in Mexico is cooperating with an organized crime group to dismantle the local union. These workers reported their concerns through the company's ethics hotline but allegedly received no response.
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