Mexican Labor News & Analysis
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• Teachers Accuse PRI Leader Of Murder
• Many Union Organizations Reject Labor Law Reform
• Mexican Electrical Workers Union Resists Privatization
• PEMEX White Collar Workers Organize
• Petroleum Workers Union (STPRM) May Strike For Raise
• Petroleum Union Dissidents Call For Removal Of Leaders
• Head of Metro Union Removed From Legislature By PRD Gov't
• PRD Mayor Accuses PRI Of Organizing Union Strikes
• Farmers Protest At Mexican Congress
• Mine Workers Block Zinc Plant
• Strike Avoided At VW Plant In Puebla As Workers Win 7%
• Mexican Businessmen Call For Greater Safety In Juarez
• Letter From Kristi Disney of Tirn: Mexican Village and Sweatshop Center
• Social Statistics

• Azteca Workers On Strike In Chicago; Seek Solidarity
• Alcoa Workers Democratic Union Slate Wins
• Fox And Pemex Win Against Oil Workers' Union

• UNT And PRD Join To Put Labor Law Reform To Congress
• Railroad Union Leader Accused Of Massive Pension Embezzlement
• Miners Union Threatens National Strike Of Grupo Mexico
• Electrical Workers (SME) Could Strike Over Privatization
• Sugar Workers March To Protest Alleged Embezzlement
• FAT Seeks Contract For Women's Insitute Of D.F.
• CJM Calls Upon Corporations, Mexican Gov't To Stop Killings
• Four Workers Die At Chrysler Plant
• Industrias Fronterizas Of Tijuana: History Of A Rebellion
• Workers At Alcoa Fujikura De Puebla Demand Share Of Profits
• Update On The Alcoa Workers Struggle In Piedras Negras
• Important New Book On Mexican Labor Unions
• Child's Eye View Of A Hard-working Mom's Fight For Better Life

• Fox Presents Anti-worker Labor Reform To Legislature
• Teachers In Motion On Several Fronts
• Mexican Countryside In Crisis
• Banrural Workers Demand Protection Of Rights
• Mexican, U.S. Unions Want End To Murder Of Women In Juarez
• Update On The Struggle For Union Democracy In Piedras Negras:
• Cuernavaca Citizens And Supporters Boycott COSTCO
• Duro Bag Worker On International Tour
• Mexican Workers Abandoned by, Excluded from "Trinational Working Group" Formed to Terminate their Workplace Health and Safety Complaint
• Social Statistics
• Book Review

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