Mexico sets new deadline for re-do of disputed GM contract vote

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June 21, 2021

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) – A disputed worker contract ratification vote at the General Motors plant in the Mexican city of Silao must be rescheduled to take place before August 20, Mexico’s labor ministry said in a statement on Monday.

The original union-led vote in April was scrapped after officials flagged “serious irregularities” in the process, prompting the United States to request a review of potential rights violations.

Mexico’s labor ministry had originally ordered the re-do vote to take place in early June.

(Reporting by Daina Beth Solomon)

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