A strike in Puerto Gaitán, Meta, Colombia, is now in its 25th day, raising concerns about disruptions to oil production. The Association of Petroleum Engineers (ACP) issued an alert regarding the prolonged work stoppage. The strike stems from demands made by members of the metalworking sector concerning unfavorable economic conditions and alleged illegal practices. These workers are seeking resolution to issues impacting their livelihoods and working environments. The ACP warns that a continued cessation of activities could significantly affect the region’s oil output. Negotiations between the involved parties are reportedly ongoing, but a swift resolution remains uncertain. The ongoing dispute highlights broader labor tensions within Colombia’s petroleum industry.