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The trade union movement can no longer ignore the Social Democrats' attacks on New Danish workers

Summary by Dagbladet Information
How can people who do not look like majority Danes ever see themselves in a trade union movement that does not have their back? The trade union movement will become weaker as long as it does not distance itself from the Social Democrats and their actions against workers with non-Danish roots?
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The trade union movement can no longer ignore the Social Democrats' attacks on New Danish workers

How can people who do not look like majority Danes ever see themselves in a trade union movement that does not have their back? The trade union movement will become weaker as long as it does not distance itself from the Social Democrats and their actions against workers with non-Danish roots?

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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Dagbladet Information broke the news in Copenhagen, Denmark on Friday, December 20, 2024.
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