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Unions
Unions are prevalent in Cd. Chihuahua,
approximately 60% of the maquila workforce is unionized; however, they are an
efficient intermediary between labor and management. As a traditional ranching
state, its industrial nature is fairly new; therefore unions do not have a long
history there as they do in other interior cities.
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Political Influences
The Governor for the State of Chihuahua
is from Cd. Juarez, and is a member of the PAN Party a break from the national
control by the PRI Party. Governor Francisco Barrio fully understands the needs
and importance of the maquiladora industry to Juarez and the State of Chihuahua.
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Assistance
Federal and State special assistance is
noteworthy in Cd. Chihuahua for new maquiladora operations, although concessions
have been curtailed considerably in light of the financing crisis and peso
devaluation.
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