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DESCRIPTION:The Other 9/11 – the AFL-CIO’s support for the 1973 US coup in Chile 
 betrayed workers in their country and ours – Lessons for today \nLEPAIO 
 September 11, 2022 International Panel\nLabor Education Project On AFL-CIO 
 International Operations LEPAIO Forum\nOn The 49tth Anniversary Of The US 
 AFL-CIO Supported Military Coup In Chile\nSeptember 11, 2022 Sunday 4:00 PM 
 PST/6:00 PM CST/7:00 PM EST\nJoin Zoom 
 Meeting\nhttps://us02web.zoom.us/j/3290219617?pwd=OTFGZUVKcDd4bzVkVjl5ZS94QmdoQT09\nSpeakers:\nErnesto 
 Rojas Urbina, Director of the Committee For Human and\nUnion Rights CODESH 
 Chile\nLiisa Milos, CWA UPTE UCSF Member and SFLC Delegate\nCarol Lang, AFT 
 PSC Professor & with LEPAIO\nOn September 11, 1973 the US government  the 
 CIA with the support of the and AFL-CIO overthrew the elected socialist 
 Allende goverenment and supported a fascist military dictatorship.\nThe US 
 government and major US corporations were unhappy with the move by the 
 Allende government to take state control over private enterprises that 
 controlled chile’s copper mines and telephone communications.  \nTens of 
 thousands  were arrested and tortured and  thousands were murdered with the 
 support of the US government.\nIt also brought in right wing economist 
 Milton Friedman and the Chicago boys who privatized the pension 
 system,\ndestroyed unions, worker organizations and attacked the left. 
 \nThe AFL-CIO has yet to confront and take responsibility for this history 
 as it continues international operations in 60 countries through the 
 “Solidarity Center,” funded by the US government through the National 
 Endowment for Democracy.  US workers need to call the AFL-CIO to account.  
 \nUS working people and trade unionists need transparency and 
 accountability for their unions here and\naround the world.\n\n\nSponsored 
 by\nLabor Education Project On AFL-CIO International 
 Operations\nhttps://aflcio-int.education\ninfo(at)aflcio-int.education\n\nResolution 
 To End Government Funding Of The International Operations Of The AFL-CIO 
 And Open The Books Of The 
 AFL-CIO\n\n\nhttps://aflcio-int.education/resolution-to-end-government-funding-of-the-international-operations-of-the-afl-cio-and-open-the-books-of-the-afl-cio/\n 
 \n1.    Whereas, working people and members of the AFL-CIO have the right 
 to transparency about the operations of their unions and,\n \n2.    
 Whereas, the AFL-CIO has collaborated with the CIA, Agency For 
 International development AID and the National Endowment for Democracy NED 
 and,\n \n3.    Whereas, workers around the world and their unions have 
 faced attacks and subversion by this collaboration of the AFL-CIO 
 leadership and,\n \n4.    Whereas, a democratic independent trade union 
 movement must not be funded by governments and,\n \n5.    Whereas, we need 
 real worker to worker direct solidarity and education of our mutual issues 
 and needs and,\n \n6.    Whereas, US labor faces the same attack as workers 
 around the world of privatization, deregulation, union busting and the 
 growth of fascist forces and,\n \n7.    Whereas, the $75 million a year the 
 AFL-CIO Solidarity Center compromises the independence of our trade union 
 movement and,\n8. Whereas, the AFL-CIO awarded the George Meany Award to 
 South African Chief Butthelezi who was involved in organizing armed thugs 
 to attack and murder trade unionists including Jabu Nlovu.\n \nTherefore 
 the AFL-CIO should  acknowledge the past anti-labor practices and apologize 
 to trade unionists, worker organizations and their families who have been 
 violently attacked and murdered in attempted coups and other operations and 
 therefore,\nTherefore the AFL-CIO should drop ALL contact with the National 
 Endowment for Democracy and reject the $75 million a year it offers in 
 blood money and,\nTherefore the AFL-CIO should open all its archives of its 
 international operations and,\nTherefore there should be an independent 
 labor investigation of these attacks and deaths and the AFL-CIO should 
 compensate the workers and their families who have faced these attacks on 
 workers rights and,\nTherefore  AFL-CIO shall withdraw the George Meany 
 award from South African Chief Buthelezi for the attacks and murders of 
 hundreds of trade unionists and their families\nTherefore the AFL-CIO will 
 make a public report to the membership of the AFL-CIO on their website for 
 all members and workers to be aware of this record and,\nTherefore the 
 AFL-CIO will now rely on self funding and mass financial campaigns of 
 solidarity work with trade unionists and labor around the 
 world\nhttps://aflcio-int.education/resolucion-para-acabar-con-el-financiamiento-gubernamental-de-las-operaciones-internacionales-de-la-afl-cio-y-abrir-los-libros-de-la-afl- 
 cio/\n \n1. Considerando que los trabajadores y miembros de la AFL-CIO 
 tienen derecho a la transparencia sobre las operaciones de sus sindicatos 
 y,\n \n2. Considerando que la AFL-CIO ha colaborado con la CIA, la Agencia 
 para el Desarrollo Internacional AID y el National Endowment for Democracy 
 NED y,\n \n3. Considerando que los trabajadores de todo el mundo y sus 
 sindicatos han enfrentado ataques y subversión por esta colaboración de 
 la dirección de la AFL-CIO y,\n \n4. Considerando que un movimiento 
 sindical independiente democrático no debe ser financiado por los 
 gobiernos y,\n \n5. Considerando que necesitamos una verdadera solidaridad 
 directa de trabajador a trabajador y educación sobre nuestros problemas y 
 necesidades mutuos y,\n \n6. Considerando que los trabajadores de EE. UU. 
 enfrentan el mismo ataque que los trabajadores de todo el mundo de la 
 privatización, la desregulación, la destrucción de sindicatos y el 
 crecimiento de las fuerzas fascistas y,\n \n7. Considerando que los $75 
 millones anuales del Centro de Solidaridad de la AFL-CIO comprometen la 
 independencia de nuestro movimiento sindical y,\n8. Considerando que la 
 AFL-CIO otorgó el Premio George Meany al jefe sudafricano Butthelezi, 
 quien participó en la organización de matones armados para atacar y 
 asesinar a sindicalistas, incluido Jabu Nlovu.\n \nPor lo tanto, la AFL-CIO 
 debe reconocer las prácticas antisindicales del pasado y disculparse con 
 los sindicalistas, las organizaciones de trabajadores y sus familias que 
 han sido violentamente atacados y asesinados en intentos de golpe de estado 
 y otras operaciones y, por lo tanto,\nPor lo tanto, la AFL-CIO debería 
 abandonar TODO contacto con el National Endowment for Democracy y rechazar 
 los $75 millones al año que ofrece como dinero sangriento y,\nPor lo 
 tanto, la AFL-CIO debería abrir todos los archivos de sus operaciones 
 internacionales y,\nPor lo tanto, debe haber una investigación laboral 
 independiente de estos ataques y muertes y la AFL-CIO debe indemnizar a los 
 trabajadores y sus familias que han enfrentado estos ataques a los derechos 
 de los trabajadores y,\nPor lo tanto, la AFL-CIO retirará el premio George 
 Meany al jefe sudafricano Buthelezi por los ataques y asesinatos de cientos 
 de sindicalistas y sus familias.\nPor lo tanto, la AFL-CIO hará un informe 
 público a los miembros de la AFL-CIO en su sitio web para que todos los 
 miembros y trabajadores estén al tanto de este registro y,\nPor lo tanto, 
 la AFL-CIO ahora dependerá de la autofinanciación y campañas financieras 
 masivas de trabajo solidario con sindicalistas y trabajadores de todo el 
 mundo.\n\n https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2022/08/31/18851866.php
SUMMARY:The Other 9/11 – the AFL-CIO’s support for the 1973 US coup in Chile betrayed workers
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