Transformations in trade union organization in South America
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Trade unionism in Latin America was born linked largely to a concession of the State, but it has been developing gradually towards full union freedom, ridding itself of corporative vices. Having that objective in mind, some countries have ratified Convention # 87 of the International Labor Organization, a decisive step to the consecution of real union freedom, both in the creation and organization and in the affiliation to the union. Although Brazil has not ratified such an important Convention, some relevant progress was made with the enactment of the 1988 Constitution, mainly when it barred interference and intervention in union organizations.
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