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Demand: Eliminate Foreign Monopolies
The World Federation of Trade Unions (WFTU) demanded the elimination of the current domination by transnational monopolies and the plundering of the peoples´ resources for use in wars and in the arms race.

The demand was part of Thursday´s report on the situation of the trade union movement in the world and the activities of the international organization presented by Alexander Zdrarikov, general secretary of the WFTU.

Zdrarikov made the presentation to the 15th WFTU Congress that began Thursday in Havana with the participation of 534 delegates and participants representing 248 organizations from 72 countries.

In his statements he considered that the strategies for economic development and elimination of poverty could only be successful if UN decisions to promote the "disarmament for development" are implemented.

He noted that according to UN statistics 250 of the world´s financial tycoons have more wealth that all the assets of half the population of the globe.

Zdrarikov emphazised that the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank insist governments privatize social security and reduce budget deficits, removing their social and economic sovereignty.

And along with that surge colossal tax evasion by the richest and huge budgets for the military-industrial complexes, he said.

The union leader concluded the WFTU statements by declaring solidarity with Cuba and rejection of the US blockade against her, as well as calling for the liberation of the Cuban Five imprisoned in the United States and support to the Bolivarian process in Venezuela.

 


 


 
   

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