Intervenção na Cipla e Interfibra (Fábricas Ocupadas, Lula e o Capitalismo)
Intervenção na Cipla e Interfibra (Fábricas Ocupadas, Lula e o Capitalismo)

Intervenção na Cipla e Interfibra (Fábricas Ocupadas, Lula e o Capitalismo)

July 15, 2008 | 0 min

On May 31, 2007, hundreds of armed men, from the Federal Police, in a true war operation, pulled out of the factories, the members of the Factory Commission elected by the workers, swearing in a federal intervener. The workers and their leaders talk about their struggles, day to day in the occupied factories, the reduction of working hours from 44 to 30 hours per week, the agreement with the Chavez government of Venezuela to build a house factory, Petrocasa . They also narrate the terror during the intervention, all kinds of humiliation to which they were exposed, anguish and perspectives.

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