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Chicago - May 4, 1886. March for an eight-hour day.
Freezing of wages and interventions in 342 unions, 43 federations and three confederations of workers.
The cops in position. Explosion.
Rural unions created in the 1960s are closed.
One dead and seven wounded.
150 strikes in 1963; in 1965, 25.
Fire against the crowd.
A demonstration, 100 thousand in Rio.
Four hanged a suicide, three lifeless prisons revoked when the governor judged all innocent.
Three days of the strike, from June 16. Union suffers government intervention. Four hundred workers are arrested.
"One day our silence will be stronger than the voices you strangle today."
Afonso Jr Lima
out, 2016
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