When Dockworkers Strike Back: Despite a grim labor landscape, the recent port workers’ movement, which pitted informal laborers against the highest echelons of Chilean capital, highlights the continuing relevance of the tools of class struggle—from direct action to worker solidarity to community support.: NACLA Report on the Americas: Vol 51, No 3

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Ben Maxwell

Ben Maxwell is a recent college graduate and spent the 2018-2019 academic year studying the politics of memory and the labor movement in Chile.

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When Dockworkers Strike Back

Despite a grim labor landscape, the recent port workers’ movement, which pitted informal laborers against the highest echelons of Chilean capital, highlights the continuing relevance of the tools of class struggle—from direct action to worker solidarity to community support.

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Despite a grim labor landscape, the recent port workers’ movement, which pitted informal laborers against the highest echelons of Chilean capital, highlights the continuing relevance of the tools of class struggle—from direct action to worker solidarity to community support.

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