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Mexican authorities have ordered the General Motors (GM) Co union in the city of Silao to repeat the workers ’vote to correct alleged abuses that could violate a new trade agreement for automakers after pressure from U.S. lawmakers.
The Mexican Labor Ministry said on Tuesday that it had found “serious irregularities” in last month’s vote, saying Mexican labor reform required workers not to be tied to contracts signed on their backs and to keep wages low.
Such votes are part of Mexico’s broad effort to defend workers ’rights within the North American Free Trade Agreement or the new free trade agreement that represents NAFTA.