American Federation of Labor and the revolutionarydemocratic movement in Cuba in the 1930s
Abstract
In the period of revolutionary-democratic upsurge
in Cuba at the beginning of the 1930s, the conservative
leadership of American Federation of Labor was inactive
and played the role of an indifferent observer of the US intervention
in the Cuban affairs on the side of Mendieta-Batista
dictatorship. The left and progressive trade unions of the
Committee for Industrial Organizations took an active part in
solidarity movement for the Cuban national-democratic revolution,
against the intervention policy of the US ruling circles.
in Cuba at the beginning of the 1930s, the conservative
leadership of American Federation of Labor was inactive
and played the role of an indifferent observer of the US intervention
in the Cuban affairs on the side of Mendieta-Batista
dictatorship. The left and progressive trade unions of the
Committee for Industrial Organizations took an active part in
solidarity movement for the Cuban national-democratic revolution,
against the intervention policy of the US ruling circles.
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