Workers in Mexico are demanding stronger protections workers' rights in the U.S. Mexico Canada Agreement, particularly their right to organize a union. There is a growing wave of union organizing in factories in Mexico. Workers are organizing unions of their own choosing, independent of corporate influence. They are throwing out phony unions and their contracts that only protect factory owners and do not benefit workers. They are demanding wage raises, an end to sexual harassment and respect for their workplace rights.

Presentations by

Julia Quiñonez, director, Comité Fronterizo de Obreras (Border Workers Committee)

Hector de la Cueva, general coordinator, Center for Labor Research and Trade Union Advice (CILAS), Mexico

Music by Coro Nueva Era

This is a benefit to help worker centers and independent unions in Mexico

and the campaign for stronger worker protections in trade agreements.

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