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Mexican auto parts workers face blacklist after union campaign - Vimarsana News

Mexican auto parts workers face blacklist after union campaign

VU Manufacturing has shut down its maquiladora in Piedras Negras to avoid negotiating a new contract with an independent union.

Izquierda Diario/Left Voice defend US imperialism and union bureaucracies against autoworkers' rebellion - Vimarsana News

Izquierda Diario/Left Voice defend US imperialism and union bureaucracies against autoworkers' rebellion

The Morenoite publications <em>Left Voice</em>/<em>La Izquierda Diario</em> are intervening among US and Mexican autoworkers to claim that “independence” and “self-organization” are compatible with subordination to the Biden administration, the union bureaucracies and imperialism.

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US auto workers' strike shifts up a gear, but not enough - Vimarsana News

US auto workers' strike shifts up a gear, but not enough

More US auto workers are to join a strike against the Big Three firms—Ford, GM and Stellantis. UAW union is expanding the action

Leaked Messages Reveal UAW Strike Plans For 'Reputation Damage And Operational Chaos' For Detroit's 'Big Three' Automakers - Stellantis (NYSE:STLA), Ford Motor (NYSE:F), General Motors (NYSE:GM) - Vimarsana News

Leaked Messages Reveal UAW Strike Plans For 'Reputation Damage And Operational Chaos' For Detroit's 'Big Three' Automakers - Stellantis (NYSE:STLA), Ford Motor (NYSE:F), General Motors (NYSE:GM)

Automakers question UAW's strike motives after leaked 'chaos' messages &#x2013; NBC 6 South Florida - Vimarsana News

Automakers question UAW's strike motives after leaked 'chaos' messages &#x2013; NBC 6 South Florida

UAW communications director Jonah Furman discussed targeted strikes as causing “recurring reputations damage and operational chaos” to the automakers.