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The Maquila Strike in Matamoros Challenges US Multinationals – YouTube
More than seventy thousand maquila workers in northern Mexico are striking against poverty wages.
Jimena Vergara and Luigi Morris
January 23, 2019
The Maquila Strike in Matamoros Challenges US Multinationals – YouTube
Jimena is an author of the collection "Mexico en Llamas" and lives and works in New York City.
Luigi Morris is a member of Left Voice, freelance photographer and socialist journalist.
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