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Le travail forcé dans l'industrie sucrière : un crime d'État
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Le travail forcé dans l'industrie sucrière : un crime d'État

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Dans un communiqué de presse daté du 19 juillet 2022, le chef de la commission des voies et moyens du Congrès des États-Unis, Earl Blumenauer, et Dan Kildee, coprésident du groupe parlementaire sur le sucre, ont rapporté qu'une commission d'enquête avait trouvé des preuves de travail forcé dans l'industrie sucrière dominicaine. Les membres du Congrès […]

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