(Reuters) - LIMA, April 27 - Peru's largest miners union said on Friday a nationwide strike set for Monday looked increasingly inevitable, but it would meet again with government officials in the afternoon to try to reach a deal.
Luis Castillo, president of the National Federation of Metallurgic and Steel Miners, told Reuters: "The decision has been made. There is no turning back on the strike."
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