Mexican union activists report progress, but highlight obstacles to independent unions

GUADALAJARA, Mexico—Long-oppressed Mexican workers have new opportunities for free, fair and pro-worker unionization and union elections south of the U.S. border, a panel of female union reform-oriented activists says. Thanks to Mexican legal and structural reforms the U.S.

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