Colombia's main labor group voiced support Monday for U.S. universities that have banned the sale of Coca-Cola while allegations of workers' abuses were being investigated. The University of Michigan on Friday joined New York University and at least 10 other U.S. universities when it banned Coca-Cola products to protest conditions at a local bottling plant. The company is also blamed for causing environmental damage in India.
January 04, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Colombia’s main labor group voiced support Monday for U.S. universities that have banned the sale of Coca-Cola while allegations of workers’ abuses were being investigated.
“Coca-Cola is a frequent violator of union rights and that’s why several universities in the United States have decided to protest their conduct,” said Fabio Arias, vice president of Colombia’s CUT trade union confederation, which represents 623 unions and 550,000 workers.
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