For the past 45 days, over 200M Indian farmers have been demonstrating against exploitative labor laws and have been met with police brutality — the largest general strike in history. We owe our solidarity to the workers in India. Our fights are connected. #FarmersProtest (1/6) https://t.co/FXgxhL3Mqf
Zohran Mamdani
@ZohranKMamdani · NY · H
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Most distinctive Agriculture 0.4 pp below the party median
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| Agriculture | 0.0% | 0.4% | −0.4 pp | Under-indexed | 9 |
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70% of the tri-state area’s (NY, NJ, CT) produce passes through the hands of @Teamsters Local 202 workers They’re asking for a raise of just $1. Yes, one dollar. The New York Produce Association makes billions in profit, yet are only willing to offer these workers a 32¢ raise
This week, our team had a wonderful day at @queensfarm with @NYFarmBureau to learn more about how NY farmers keep us fed. Thank you for inviting us! Our local family-owned farms and co-ops are vital. https://t.co/AH5nJb5b0o
The gov't says this gives farmers flexibility & opportunity. But the farmers know the truth: privatizing the sector will drive down prices that farmers can charge — enriching big agribusiness & pushing small farmers further into debt & poverty. So they're fighting back. (4/6)
India's agriculture industry is built by mostly small farmers and over half of the country's laborers work in agriculture. They sell their products to state-run wholesalers, where they're guaranteed a minimum price. (2/6) https://t.co/nVbqHsKdRQ
Farmers sell to state-run wholesalers, who sell to private companies, who sell to consumers. But in September, India's government under PM Modi changed this system. No more minimum price — now, farmers have to sell their products directly to private companies. (3/6) https://t.co/e5FXSb8gCr
RT @miiszstarr: Diana Hernandez Cruz lost approximately $10,000 that day after getting her produce and fruit taken away for not having a pe…