A History of Organized Labor in Cuba

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The book explores the history of organized labor in Cuba, starting from its colonial roots and evolving through the Republic, highlighting various political influences and the establishment of collective bargaining. Following the 1959 revolution, labor transformed into a Stalinist model, where it became subservient to the Party and government. This shift turned labor into a tool for controlling workers and boosting production, rather than a means to advocate for their rights and needs.