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WFTU General Secretary Pambis Kyritsis’ Introductory Speech to the 2025 WFTU Presidential Council Meeting

Speech by Pambis KyritsisGeneral Secretary of WFTUPresidential CouncilHanoi, March 2025 Comrades, Before I begin my speech, I would first like to warmly thank the [Vietnam General Confederation of Labor] VGCL for hosting this very important meeting of the WFTU Presidential Council here in Hanoi today. It is a great honor for all of us that

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Misleaders of Labor Drift Rightward Towards Trump

Misleaders of Labor Drift Rightward Towards Trump

By M. Drezner Faux radical misleaders like International Brotherhood of Teamsters President Sean O’Brien and International Longshoreman Association Harold Daggett have crossed the line from labor independence to tailing Donald Trump and his far right Republican regime. United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain also stated that the union would “support aggressive tariff action to protect

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WFTU Strongly Condemns Trump’s Statements on the Displacement of Palestinians from Gaza

The World Federation of Trade Unions strongly denounces and condemns Trump’s statements on the displacement of Palestinians from Gaza. This statement constitutes a continuation of the longstanding and consistent USA stance and support for the murderous state of Israel and its plans. Trump reaffirms, in unprecedented cynicism, the USA’s full support of genocide and ethnic

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Labor’s Shift toward Political Independence Must Be Pushed in Anti-Monopoly Direction

By S. M. Cifone The 2024 US Presidential Election saw the beginning of a split among the ranks of labor away from its long relationship with the Democratic Party. The United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers (UE) renewed their call for a Labor Party in the US, while other major unions have started to show

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