Menstruation & Workplace Discrimination
Although Mexico’s Federal Labour Law does not yet consider menstrual leave, four states do have menstrual leave for women workers.
News Briefs
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High Oil & Fertilizer Prices are Impacting Mexican Agriculture
Research professor Gerardo Noriega says the cost of armed and trade wars has hit Mexican agricultural producers hard.
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Court Denies Injunction Against Puebla Cablebus
The judge determined the NGOs did not provide sufficient evidence to prove environmental damage.
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Mexico Will Bring Death of Mexicans in ICE custody in US Before IACHR
Mexico will not limit itself to a diplomatic note in the face of these serious events, President Sheinbaum indicated.
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SINTTIA Denounces Fraenkische for Collective Bargaining Violations
Workers detected excessive payroll deductions and anomalies in the savings fund at the German company.
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April 6th Transport & Farmers Strike Will Go Ahead
The National Front for the Rescue of the Mexican Countryside said although there is communication with federal authorities, “dialogue does not resolve anything if there are no decisive actions.”
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Organizations Urge Mexico to Resume Crude Oil Shipments to Cuba
The humanitarian aid approach proposed by the Mexican government “is certainly necessary, but without the possibility of oil trade, it is merely a small palliative.”
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In San Quintín, Agricultural Workers Pick for Northern Profit
Early morning starts, picking a kind of modern “red gold” that grows in the south of Baja California.
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Strengthening Tornel Workers’ Strike Fund, Promoting Work Stoppages & Coordinating Solidarity are Urgent Tasks
With four workers shot and an intransigent employer, the union needs widespread solidarity.
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Network in Defense of Corn Warns of Risk to Mexico’s Native Seeds
Communities spoke out against seed ownership systems and policies that promote land privatization and commodification, warning that these measures affect autonomy and community organization.
