We cannot allow that for the sake of competitiveness, which is nothing more than
the confrontation between workers to see who can carry out a job in moreprecarious conditions, our most basic rights are violated, such as not having toliterally leave their lives in work and devastate the planet, exhausting it andleaving it uninhabitable for future generations.In this number:EDITORIALDying from heat (and precariousness)RiTa's StripUNIONUnionism is not a crime: All to MadridUnionism is not a crime: Where words do not reachCNT signs an agreement with the MEG and calls off the strikeUnion repression in ExtremaduraDignity at the Dianova CET in ZanduetaThe Confederation in conflict with Apps MobileLower back: Autumn à la carteDOSIER: This is burningLack of water, a class issueA new trade unionism to confront capitalA critical view of the new trade unionismThe dark room: My poop doesn't floatCompany Pension Plans: With or without anesthesia?20 years is nothingDe Rositas: Fire on the Mount of VenusOTHER LOOKSThe metaverse could be something else, but it portends precariousnessHISTORICAL MEMORY:The CNT and its CongressesCULTURE:Interview with Luis E. Herrero: Enthusiasm debuts in GermanyAGAINSTOur union model in front of the representatives of the works councilhttps://www.cnt.es/noticias/periodico-cnt-no-433-de-octubre-a-diciembre-2022-dosier-esto-esta-que-arde/_________________________________________A - I N F O S N E W S S E R V I C EBy, For, and About AnarchistsSend news reports to A-infos-en mailing listA-infos-en@ainfos.ca
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