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“People Are Indebted to Pay for Food”: the Crude Trade Union Diagnosis of the Fall in Wages and the Economic Recession
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The leader Alfredo Beliz warned that the rise in tariffs and food liquefy purchasing power. He pointed out that workers spend more than 80 percent of their income on the basic basket and resort to credit to cover day-to-day expenses.
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