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Real del Monte 1766 strike 1766 Real del Monte strike 13 September 2026 thumb|252x252px|Pedro Romero de Terreros The 1766 Real del Monte strike or 1766 miners' strike was a strike that occurred in the mines of Pachuca and Real del Monte when Pedro Romero de Terreros abolished the workers' party, reduced wages from 4 reales to 3 reales, and increased the workload to gain more profits.Huelga minera del lejano 1766 http://www.oem.com.mx/elsoldehidalgo/notas/n3917399.htm www.oem.com.mx 2024-07-29 Menes Llaguno Juan Manuel 2016-03-05 https://web.archive.org/web/20160305011014/http://www.oem.com.mx/elsoldehidalgo/notas/n3917399.htm deadLa Jornada: Conmemoran primera huelga minera en México https://www.jornada.unam.mx/2012/08/16/politica/020n1pol La Jornada 2024-07-29 No byline 16 August 2012 es The miners were protesting for this reason, and they expressed their discontent to the authorities in Pachuca, but they did nothing to resolve it and told them to speak to the viceroy Joaquín Juan de Montserrat y Cruïlles. This statement led to violent conflicts on August 15, 1766.Real del Monte - Pueblo Mágico :: 1766 - La primera huelga en América http://realdelmonte.com.mx/real/patrimonio/historia/la-primera-huelga-en-america-1766 realdelmonte.com.mx 2024-07-29 es 2018-05-25 https://web.archive.org/web/20180525143936/http://realdelmonte.com.mx/real/patrimonio/historia/la-primera-huelga-en-america-1766 dead Background The mines of Pachuca and Real del Monte thumb|View of Real del Monte Located in the north of the Gulf of Mexico, its mines contained silver, lead, zinc, copper, and gold. The district was divided into two parts, Pachuca and Real del Monte.Silva Saavedra Eva Elvira Salazar Sánchez Teresa María Minería y espacio en el distrito minero Pachuca-Real del Monte en el siglo XIX http://www.scielo.org.mx/scielo.php?script=sci_abstract&pid=S0188-46112008000100007&lng=es&nrm=iso&tlng=es Investigaciones Geográficas April 2008 65 82–101 0188-4611 2024-07-29 Due to its proximity to Mexico City, it received special interest in the search for precious metals. Thus, it became the closest mine to the capital that produced silver, facilitating its exploitation. European discovery of the mines was made on April 25, 1552 by Alonso Rodriguez de Salgado.LA MINERIA DE PACHUCA-REAL DEL MONTE EN EL SIGLO XVI 2012-07-03 http://www.elindependientedehidalgo.com.mx/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&catid=37:editorial&id=2566:20090723-p9-n3&Itemid=93 archive.is 2024-07-29 https://archive.today/20120703134954/http://www.elindependientedehidalgo.com.mx/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&catid=37:editorial&id=2566:20090723-p9-n3&Itemid=93 2012-07-03Feliz descubrimiento de las minas de Pachuca REMA es-ES http://www.remamx.org/2012/04/feliz-descubrimiento-de-las-minas-de-pachuca/ www.remamx.org April 2012 2024-07-29 2024-06-19 https://web.archive.org/web/20240619081902/https://www.remamx.org/2012/04/feliz-descubrimiento-de-las-minas-de-pachuca/ dead Between 1544 and 1555, after many attempts, Bartolome Medina found a way to extract silver. From that moment on, many workers moved there.INAFED Hidalgo.- Pachuca de Soto http://intranet.e-hidalgo.gob.mx/enciclomuni/municipios/13048a.htm intranet.e-hidalgo.gob.mx 2024-07-29 2010-02-25 https://web.archive.org/web/20100225071005/http://intranet.e-hidalgo.gob.mx/enciclomuni/municipios/13048a.htm dead At the beginning of the 18th century, most of the local mines were flooded, and operations were halted. The towns became depopulated, and workers migrated to other mining areas. Jose Alejandro Bustamante and Bustillo and Pedro Romero de Terreros signed a contract to collaborate in draining the mines. As a result, the minerals of Real del Monte could be exploited again, and consequently, the Pachuca district ranked fourth in New Spain in silver production. This made De Terreros the richest man in New Spain. The Pachuca district was the fourth largest in New Spain in terms of silver production, behind Guanajuato, Real de Catorce, and Zacatecas. Pedro Romero de Terreros was the wealthiest person in New Spain.La historia del español Pedro Romero de Terreros, el hombre más rico del mundo a mediados del siglo XVIII es-ES 2014-05-17 http://ebuenasnoticias.com/2014/05/17/la-historia-del-espanol-pedro-romero-de-terreros-el-hombre-mas-rico-del-mundo-a-mediados-del-siglo-xviii/ España Buenas Noticias 2024-07-29 References 2 Category:1766 in New Spain Category:18th-century labor disputes and strikes Category:Pachuca Category:Mining in Mexico Category:Miners' labor disputes Category:Labour disputes in Mexico