Workers Beat Back Goliath, Defend Factory Occupation

Last night, PepsiCo workers defended the factory occupation and at least for the night, kept the police away. How did they do it?

US Solidarity with PepsiCo Workers

Over 250 organizations, workers and students in the United States support the struggle of PepsiCo workers in Argentina.

PepsiCo Workers Threatened with Violent Eviction

Helicopters and police cars circle the PepsiCo factory where workers are fighting for their jobs.

A Union of Class Struggle, a Tool for Ending Capitalist Exploitation

The following excerpts from the Social Statute of the Sindicato de Obreros y Empleados Ceramistas de Neuquén (SOECN - Ceramic Workers’ Union of Neuquén) demonstrate how to organize a democratic union for class struggle.

No Bread for Our Children, No Peace for Our Bosses

Camilo Mones is a PepsiCo worker, member of the shop-floor committee within the factory and leader of the Bordó opposition caucus of the Food Industry Workers' Union (STIA).

Sign Petition in Solidarity with Workers Occupying PepsiCo Factory

Sign the petition to support Argentine PepsiCo workers who are occupying their factory in defense of their jobs!

ARGENTINA: Action in Solidarity with PepsiCo Workers

PepsiCo workers, students, and other sectors of the working class blocked a road in the center of Buenos Aires as part of the fight against the firing 600 PepsiCo workers.

VIDEO: Action in Support of PepsiCo Workers

Solidarity road block with PepsiCo workers who are currently occupying their factory in defense of their jobs.

Solidarity with PepsiCo Workers!

Six hundred PepsiCo workers in Argentina have been fired and their factory was closed. They are currently occupying the factory, despite lack of support from the union.