West Coast Labor Solidarity Tour

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Alex Gómez, a long-time leader in El Salvador’s union movement and a member of the National Lottery Workers Union (SITRALONB) Executive Board, will be touring cities on the West Coast of the United States from February 3-13, 2013 as part of CISPES’ Labor Solidarity Tour. During his visit, Mr. Gómez hopes to forge new solidarity ties with US labor groups and activists to share experiences, perspectives and strategies in the transnational fight for workers’ rights and dignity as his union and its allies prepare to face off against a proposed Public-Private Partnership law. Click here to download a bio of Alex Gómez with information about the SITRALONB union. The CISPES Labor Solidarity Tour and Mr. Gómez will be visiting these cities on the West Coast:

If you are interested in helping plan events in your city or would like to invite the tour guest to meet with your union or organization, please contact the CISPES committee in your city.

To get updates as we post more information about the West Coast tour guest and about events as they are planned, follow the Labor Solidarity Tour on Twitter or Facebook.

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