Offensive against Labor Rights in Mexico
Mexican Electricians Union Thursday announced an offensive aimed at reforming the Federal Labor Law to favor transnational employees.

Leaders of that organization declared that the order to carry out changes on the legislation is a foreign imposition part of the neoliberal model applied in the nation.

The document, issued in protest against the foreign interference on this important affair for Mexican employees, described the fact as a conspiracy against the peoples only favoring transnational interests.

The mass resistance against the integral reform on the Federal Labor Law has forced the government and Congress to set changes as the inclusion of day-off dates in an assumed attempt to favor family tourism, a privilege so far enjoyable by the minority while the big crowds remain forgotten.

Mexican Electricians Union called popular sectors to be alert and united in defense of their constitution and the Federal Labor Law. Neither Mexico nor Mexicans will be able to stand another neoliberal government, the union members pointed out.

In the meanwhile, education workers Wednesday evening started to carry out actions in protests against governmental plans to privatize the social insurance.