US EditionCoparmex Asks the Government to Take Action on the Matter in Catem Case
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Photo: Agencia Reforma Torreón, Coahuila.- The governor of Coahuila, Manolo Jiménez, called on Pedro Haces, national leader of the Autonomous Confederation of Workers and Employees (CATEM) to listen with a strong voice to the Lagunero businessmen who denounced the extortions and “story collection” of which they are subject by that union organization. Last week, 19 business organizations in the Laguna denounced that CATEM and organized crime are …
Governor of Coahuila asks Pedro Haces, the director of CATEM, to listen to businessmen who denounced extortion by that organization.
After extortion by leaders of the CATEM (Autonomous Confederation of Workers and Employees of Mexico) was denounced in recent days from the Comarca Lagunera, the president of Coparmex Coahuila Southeast, Alfredo López Villareal spoke out against the use of criminal acts to threaten collaborators.According to what he said, regardless of the union or name it has and from where it comes, it is necessary to be attached to the new labor model in orde…
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