Striking workers at Chile’s Mantoverde mine reject new contract offer
SANTIAGO, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Workers at Capstone Copper'sCS.TO Mantoverde gold and copper mine in Chile voted to reject a new contract offer from management and will continue a strike that began in early January, their union said on Friday. The company presented a new proposal on Wednesday that included final payments equivalent to $17,400 per member and a 1% wage adjustment. (Reporting by Fabian Cambero; editing by Cassandra Garrison) ((Brendan.O'Boyle@thomsonreuters.com; +52 56 2564 7977))
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