The workers, porters in particular, at the centre of these struggles, 
are almost all migrants. It isn’t hard to understand why: existing 
legislation blackmails them and poses them at the bottom of the labour 
market hierarchy, where borders between employment and undeclared work 
blur, where contracts are only formalities that bosses can easily 
disrespect, where the intensity of exploitation doesn’t know rules nor 
limits. In the system of cooperatives – job model of the Left and 
principal enemy of these exploited workers – command hierarchies are 
sharp-cut and articulated: from the top of a company to a network of 
gangsters and spies, through the ordinary employment of mafia gangs 
harassing key figures in the workers’ struggles (burnt cars, threats and
 aggressions, etc.). And it is precisely in these extreme conditions, 
however, that migrants become the paradigm of contemporary 
precariousness, thus of the general composition of living labour.
12/04/13
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Bem aparecido, Zé Nuno. Sempre achei que fazias cá falta.
Abraço
miguel(sp)
Um bem haja pelo convite!
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