
Ramiro Medina
Ramiro Medina is an employee at the Esmeraldas State Refinery in Ecuador. He recently made headlines for his account of the panic and chaos that ensued during a significant fire at the facility, describing how he and his colleagues evacuated after hearing a loud explosion. His experience highlights the dangers faced by workers in the oil industry, especially in light of the refinery's critical role in processing crude oil for the country.
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Ramiro Medina, legal representative of several companies and participant in the drafting of the bill, stated that the regulation seeks to protect around 300,000 jobs linked to the agroindustry.
Desalojos de tierras productivas serán en 48 horasRamiro Medina, legal representative of several companies, mentioned that there are over a thousand eviction orders ready to be executed.
Nueva ley agroindustrial impulsa desalojos y seguridad jurídica
Ramiro Medina, legal representative of several companies, assured that about 500 eviction orders correspond to San Pedro Sula.
1,000 órdenes de desalojo listas para ejecutarse en HondurasRamiro Medina, an employee of the refinery, described how he and his colleagues ran out after hearing a loud noise.
[VIDEOS] Principal refinería de Ecuador sufre incendio y cierra Temporalmente





