Working people who began building a labor movement 20 years ago under a dictatorship are proud that the machinist who led their early strikes is today their nation's chief executive. But now, there's a new and unique challenge to workers, their unions and the country's president: the relationship between the fifth largest labor federation in the world and the new government...
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