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Volkswagen Mexico Strike Nears After Vote

The vote leaves production unchanged for now, but a strike could begin if the union and company fail to reach a new agreement by next week.

Summary by The Rio Times
Volkswagen Mexico strike risk grows after Puebla plant workers rejected a two-year pay deal on 15 October, with the strike notice ending 22 October.

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After rejection of the new wage proposal of workers of the Volkswagen Puebla plant, STPS and CFCRL call to resume dialogue

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For the second time, unionized workers of the Volkswagen shipowning company, located in Puebla, rejected the contract review agreement that contemplates a total increase of 13.16 percent valid for two years.

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It was in 2009 that the VW plant in Puebla went on strike for six days.

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El Economista broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Thursday, October 15, 2026.
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