Examples of 'obrera' in a sentence
Meaning of "obrera"
obrera (noun): Refers to a type of worker or laborer, often used in Spanish-speaking countries
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The name obrera comes from the Colonia Obrera neighbourhood where the station is located.
He additionally helped the creation of the syndicalist labor federation Solidaridad Obrera and its journal.
Prensa Obrera was never like that.
Cazorla reacted by closing the offices of Solidaridad Obrera.
La fiambrera Obrera Educational social action videogame.
Cazorla reacted by closing the offices of the anarchist journal Solidaridad Obrera.
Throughout its history, Solidaridad Obrera has had troubles with the authorities.
The conference was held on the initiative of the Unión Obrera del Paraguay.
Confederación Obrera de Argentina rejoined the IFTU, but the contacts were lost again soon afterwards.
The speech is reconstructed from various fragments published in Solidaridad Obrera and Acracia.
The Federación Obrera Regional Argentina reached a quarter of a million members, surpassing social democratic unions.
She works with old erotic magazines that finds in the Colonia Obrera of the CDMX.
A second umbrella group, the Liga Nacional Obrera Antichina, was formed in Tamaulipas the same year.
Not long after its founding, the members reorganized themselves into Unión Obrera Democrática.
The FOI was renamed the Federación Obrera del Trabajo ( FOT ), which moved ideologically towards marxism.
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On what he believes was the third day, police separated Obrera from the others.
S/clase obrera bt1 social classes bt2 social inequality bt3 social structure bt4 society.
During this period he edited the underground journal, Juventud Obrera Working Youth.
Mujer Obrera (labor group) established.
It lies on the border of the historic center, Colonia Doctores and Colonia Obrera.
Solidaridad Obrera ( historical union ).
Its militants began working under the name ' Partido Acción Socialista Obrera.
Acción obrera ( ' Workers Action ' ) was a weekly socialist newspaper published from Ceuta, Spain.
There were many from Comisiones, former activists, former members of Juventud Obrera Cristiana.
This has happened with the group Emancipacion Obrera ( Argentina ).
The group emerged around the publication Tribuna Obrera in 1968.
