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Building Cross Border Solidarity would lead to more workers rights in both Mexico and the US
An interesting PDF report from those helping to build some Labor Solidarity between workers in Mexico and the US- Cross Border Solidarity. Some excerpts: INTRODUCTION In the period since the North American Free Trade Agreement has come into effect, the … Continue reading
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May Day
On May 1st, 2008 the International Longshore and Warehouse Union (ILWU) will stop-work for eight hours at all West Coast docks to protest the continued US wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Transport and postal workers are joining in. A similar … Continue reading
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Tagged 2008, Afghanistan, Antiwar, Australia, brutality, ILWU, IRA, Iraq, Labor Unions, May Day, NPR, OAS, police, police brutality, Protest, Sport, Strike, Union, US war, Violence, War, Workers
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