The Rise of Labor Movements in Early 20th Century Peru

This chapter chronicles the historical timeline of labor strikes in Peru, particularly focusing on the textile workers' movements from 1911 to 1919. It highlights key victories like the establishment of the 10-hour workday, the struggles against government repression, and the importance of organized efforts for workers' rights. Additionally, it connects past labor movements with contemporary examples of resistance, illustrating the ongoing need for solidarity and advocacy amidst economic challenges.