This feature length documentary present a searing indictment of the Coca-Cola empire and its alleged kidnapping, torture and murder of union leaders trying to improve working conditions in Colombia, Guatemala and Turkey.
The filmmakers follow labour rights lawyers Daniel Kovalik and Terry Collingsworth and an activist for the Stop Killer-Coke! campaign, Ray Rogers, as they attempt to hold the giant U.S. multinational beverage company accountable in this legal and human rights battle. Listed below are union leaders at Coca-Cola’s Colombian bottling plants who have been murdered. Hundreds of other Coke workers have been tortured, kidnapped and/or illegally detained by violent paramilitaries, often working closely with plant managements.
In the grand scheme of things you secure an A+ with regard to effort. Where exactly you actually misplaced me was on the facts. You know, as the maxim goes, details make or break the argument.. And that could not be more accurate in this article. Having said that, let me say to you just what did do the job. The writing is certainly quite persuasive which is most likely why I am making the effort in order to comment. I do not make it a regular habit of doing that. 2nd, whilst I can easily notice the leaps in reasoning you make, I am not necessarily convinced of how you seem to connect your ideas which in turn make the conclusion. For the moment I will yield to your position however trust in the foreseeable future you actually connect your dots better.
crony capitalism
guys, i cant view this video. can any1 help me??
no more coke for me
I suddenly feel very guilty about all the coke i drink……*slurp*
I suddenly feel very guilty about all the coke i drink……*slurp*
Ah the joys of Capitalism
I can believe something like this! Coca cola is still my favorite beverage, killing people in columbia one sip at a time.
I can believe something like this! Coca cola is still my favorite beverage, killing people in columbia one sip at a time.
I can believe something like this! Coca cola is still my favorite beverage, killing people in columbia one sip at a time.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y4YaWmpl-0c
The Swiss multinational company Nestlé has operated in Colombia since 1944. Since start up, the history of the Nestlé workers in Colombia has been linked with permanent labour conflicts.
Nestlé’s anti trade union strategy, and the complicity of the Colombian government, has been aimed at destroying the local trade unions based on threats, intimidation, kidnappings and harassment. Similarly the company has been responsible for violent actions against union leaders of the organisation- Check out the NOT FOR SALE documentary!
Best solution is to avoid all Coca Cola products, and ask others to do so too. When the profits fall the company will have to change its ways
Best solution is to avoid all Coca Cola products, and ask others to do so too. When the profits fall the company will have to change its ways
Best solution is to avoid all Coca Cola products, and ask others to do so too. When the profits fall the company will have to change its ways
Which is incredibly difficult. Name me a soft drink, that isn’t~ made by coca cola. Here, here’s a list of more than /3500/ drinks that they own the rights to.
http://www.thecoca-colacompany.com/brands/product_list_a.html
Capitalism it does such wonderful things to the world.
Capitalism it does such wonderful things to the world.
Wow! They mentioned the talk they did at the University of Alberta! I went to that talk!
I just have to say I don’t touch soft drinks, I’m just a water toddler. I’m telling you we don’t need the soda, the sugar, the flour and all the junk they sell us, I’m doing great on just water, raw veges juice and plenty of raw nuts and seeds as well as spiralina for protein, b12 and iron thats all you need for optimal health . I am 61 and take no prescriptions, better make it organic the U.S. is obese eating the SAD diet