could say that was one of the founders of CCOO, where free trade unions were banned and trade unionists were harshly punished. Under these conditions, there were men and women who risked everything they had to conquer all a more just society: In this documentary trailer, Marcelino Camacho transmitted to us what were the beliefs that helped him deal with his struggle.
Marcelino Camacho:
"No work, no bread, no freedom, nor the future are given. It is something that is mobilized by joining and in peace."
"Human beings have a right to a secure life from birth to death: full employment, social justice, freedom, equality and deep solidarity."
are principles that require social commitment. In the case of Marcelino Camacho's intelligence and political skill is combined with the integrity, the desire to live forever learning and generosity. AgustÃn Moreno , professor of FOL and former secretary of CCOO trade union action, describes the human profile in an intimate and emotional Article o.
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