(Reuters) - LIMA, April 29 - Peru's largest miners' union on Sunday rejected a last-minute government proposal to avert a nationwide strike, and said an indefinite walkout would begin at midnight.
The two sides had negotiated at length since Thursday to try to reach an accord, but the talks faltered, according to Luis Castillo, president of the National Federation of Metallurgic and Steel Miners.
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