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Update on worker-controlled enterprises in Argentina

By redeye
Created Oct 22 2008 - 10:19pm
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September 9, 2006
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When 30 unemployed auto-parts workers walked into an idle factory in Buenos Aires, rolled out sleeping mats and refused to leave, it was the beginning of the recuperation movement in Argentina. Marie

Naomi Klein and Avi Lewis' film “The Take” looked at what happened when workers in Argentina decided to re-open their abandoned factories and recover their jobs in the wake of the economic collapse. Marie Trigona is with Grupo Alavio, a direct action and video collective. She speaks with us from Argentina.

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