"Lucha sindical en contexto de crisis" con Leonor Cruz, Claudia Prey, Mónica Schlotthauer, Mara Sole Rivera, Clarisa Pataro, Gachi Ramundo y Laura Cibelli

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Lucha sindical en contexto de crisis con Leonor Cruz, Claudia Prey, Mónica Schlotthauer, Mara Sole Rivera, Clarisa Pataro, Gachi Ramundo y Laura Cibelli📣 En el IV Encuentro de Feminismo Sindical en Mar del Plata debatimos colectivamente sobre organización, resistencias y desafíos en un escenario de crisis.📍 Luz y Fuerza Mar del Plata – 25 de Mayo 4115📅 19 y 20 de septiembre de 2025Organizado por Luz y Fuerza Mar del Plata y la Fundación Rosa Luxemburgo Cono Sur, el encuentro contó con espacios de formación política, paneles y asambleas intersindicales con sindicatos de todo el país.

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