Brussels. 60 years after the Marcinelle tragedy killing 262 miners 136 of which were Italian nationals, entered the collective memory as one of the most serious accidents in the workplace. Inca (National Confederal Assistance Institute) has renewed its commitment so long as a “Europe of labour and rights.Without Borders” is affirmed. In this spirit, the patronage of the CGIL has indeed celebrated the memory of the massacre with an initiative that was divided into two days (12 and 13 July) in Brussels. A busy schedule of meetings, attended by people from the political and European trade unions who have paid tribute to the victims of the tragedy by visiting the mine of Bois du Cazier. (9Colonne)
