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Economic Recovery Platform for Workers in Informal Employment in Mexico City

By on November 14, 2022

WIEGO organized a dialogue on economic recovery for the informal workforce in Mexico City, moderated by the Centre for Civic Collaboration and with the participation of 45 workers in informal employment. The workers were street vendors, tianguistas, metro vendors, domestic workers, waste pickers, and a range of non-salaried workers, including shoe shiners, troubadours, photographers, artisans, coffee sellers and organ grinders. Together, these workers developed a platform of common demands for economic recovery post COVID-19, grounded in basic needs for livelihood integrity and dignity.

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