An issue of particular concern to the Mexican workers is the need for worker solidarity across borders. Workers must not be against workers. We need the work, but we must not feel resentment towards each other. We want to help create a more global view. It's not a view of you and a view of us, because the two aren't separate.
Bosses everywhere act in their own interests.
They will always go where they will make more money. Solidarity abroad, however, will not guarantee success at home. Organizing an independent union in Mexico is a monumental task. Organizing seamstresses, who work in small, underground shops in the crisis-plagued garment industry, is almost impossible. Maintaining unity over time has been difficult.