Movement for Rights of Spanish Workers Launched

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Spanish workers have launched a movement for their rights in the last few months, according to a report in L'humanite on May 30th, They opposed the minimum daily wage of 60 pesetas fixed | tho governmont and instead demanded 160 pesetas, The workers also opposed the collective contracts imposed on them by the industrial enterprises and the government, In Madrid workers in a number of industrial enterprises held one-day strikes or work-stoppages to protest against the management's plan to introduce specd= ups and to dismiss workers. They also demanded wage increasese Strikes and demonstrations were also held in Barcelona, Asturias, Vizcaya, Cordoba, Goville and Valoncia and on the Canary Islands. 18,000 farm workers in Cadiz and in other areas also hold stricos,

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