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Cesar's Ghost

Badacke, Frank | July 26, 1993 issue

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The article focuses on the United Farm Workers (UFW). The UFW is no longer the only group trying to organize in the fields of California. Teamster Local 890 in Salinas, with more than 7,000 field workers under contract, recently has been taken over by reformers with long experience in the Chicano and Mexican cannery worker movement. They would like to begin a new organizing drive in the Salinas Valley. In Stockton, Luis Magana and the Oganizacion Laboral Agricola de California have established close contacts with the newest migrant stream in California agriculture, the Mixtec and Zapotec Indians from Oaxaca.

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AGRICULTURAL laborers; RURAL industries; REFORMERS; IMMIGRANTS; ZAPOTEC Indians; CALIFORNIA; UNITED States
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