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Jean Mendoza: Corriente Primero De Mayo Calls for a National Campaign for His Acquittal and the Repeal of the Law Against Hate

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Caracas, October 6, 2026.- The case of trade union leader Jean Mendoza, secretary general of SITRAEMAS and worker of the transnational timber company MASISA in Guyana, places the criminalization of the trade union struggle in Venezu back at the center of the debate...
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Caracas, October 6, 2026.- The case of trade union leader Jean Mendoza, secretary general of SITRAEMAS and worker of the transnational timber company MASISA in Guyana, places the criminalization of the trade union struggle in Venezu back at the center of the debate...

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Aporrea broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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