Codelco: ¨ El mayor escándalo de gobierno corporativo en la historia de Chile¨| Alfredo Enrione

After the deaths of six workers at one of the El Teniente mine's operations on July 31, 2025, Alfredo Enrione wrote a column that should have sparked outrage, investigation, and reforms. Titled the same as this interview, it explains how the corporate governance of Codelco, Chile's largest copper company, concealed the illegal operation of two mining operations, which ultimately claimed the lives of six workers. Everyone looks the other way; the regulatory bodies failed to do their job, and the board simply claims ignorance of this irregularity. How can two mines operate without permits and hidden from regulatory agencies? Production targets are pursued at any cost, the company's finances are insufficient, yet salaries often exceed market rates, and the board lacks mining experts and an ad hoc safety committee for sensitive processes. It's a web of inefficiency, political interests, and a payroll system that this time has resulted in six deaths. Will there be changes, or will this indifference be repeated? What happened to you, Codelco? Let's see what Alfredo Enrione has to say in this interesting interview. Special thanks to: OXYBIOTA (eliminates bad odors), INZEIT (tax advisors), and MÉTODO HÉBE (beauty centers). DON'T FORGET TO SUPPORT US ON PATREON: patreon.com/nicolepodcast PROGRAM EMAIL (sponsorships and contact): [email protected]