Biscay Mines: Workers' Rights, Strikes, and Industrialization
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Biscay Mines: Workers' Demands and the End of Quarters
Workers of Biscay mines named a commission to require public authorities to end quarters and compulsory shops. Their reasons included broken promises from bosses regarding the closing down of compulsory shops and quarters taken during the 1890 strike. They also argued that this situation went against the liberal spirit of the century, which favored individual freedom and freedom of work.
The miners threatened to go on strike if the government didn't accept their petitions.
The Restoration System at the End of the Century
At the end of the century, the Restoration system was set up, rooted in the 1876 Constitution. This system presented itself as the only one that could guarantee social peace... Continue reading "Biscay Mines: Workers' Rights, Strikes, and Industrialization" »