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Construction Workers, Our Heroic Comrades
Construction workers’ hard struggles and grandiose strikes lead to important achievements for the workers, like social security, continuous working hours, benefits and allowances, and banning police presence from their assemblies. Meanwhile, the construction workers movement got heavily politicized by posing concrete political demands.
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Construction workers’ hard struggles and grandiose strikes lead to important achievements for the workers, like social security, continuous working hours, benefits and allowances, and banning police presence from their assemblies. Meanwhile, the construction workers movement got heavily politicized by posing concrete political demands.
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Runtime:57 minutes
Studio:Collective Memory Film Group
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