"On the back of a peón". Social history of the workers of the siderometallurgical La Consolidada, Mexico (1934-1964)

The Consolidated Rolling Mills and Foundries Company, better known as La Consolidada S. A., was an iron and steel company founded by Harry Wright in México City. Its industrial life began with two electric furnaces with which it melted steel scrap and with only 400 workers from 1907. During the card...

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Autor principal: Camacho Bueno, Anagricel
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Publicado: Asociación de Historia Oral de la República Argentina 2023
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Acción obrera
Patrimonio industrial
Historia oral
Cultura obrera
Workers action
Industrial heritage
Oral history
Worker culture
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spelling I10-R315-article-431432023-11-27T15:37:53Z "On the back of a peón". Social history of the workers of the siderometallurgical La Consolidada, Mexico (1934-1964) “A lomo de peón”. Historia social de los trabajadores de la siderometalúrgica La Consolidada, México (1934-1964) Camacho Bueno, Anagricel Acción obrera Patrimonio industrial Historia oral Cultura obrera Workers action Industrial heritage Oral history Worker culture The Consolidated Rolling Mills and Foundries Company, better known as La Consolidada S. A., was an iron and steel company founded by Harry Wright in México City. Its industrial life began with two electric furnaces with which it melted steel scrap and with only 400 workers from 1907. During the cardenismo (1934-1940) the Industrial Union of Workers, Miners, Metallurgists and Similars of the Mexican Republic was born. (SITMMSRM), one of the most combative industrial unions. The workers of La Consolidada S.A., who formed section 97 SITMMSRM, were protagonists in many protest movements or in support of the sister sections of the union to obtain better salaries and better working conditions. Their actions were considered radical, and the Mexican State tried to subjugate the union through section 97. However, before the attack of the State, they achieved the best social benefits of the period, a time that remained in the memory of their workers and in the iconographic memories bequeathed to their families. La Consolidated Rolling Mills and Foundries Company mejor conocida como La Consolidada S. A. fue una compañía siderometalúrgica fundada por Harry Wright en la ciudad de México. Su vida industrial comenzó con dos hornos eléctricos con los que fundió chatarra de acero con tan sólo 400 trabajadores a partir de 1907. Durante el cardenismo (1934-1940) nació el Sindicato Industrial de Trabajadores, Mineros, Metalúrgicos y Similares de la República Mexicana (SITMMSRM), uno de los sindicatos industriales más combativos de México. Los trabajadores de La Consolidada S.A., que formaron la sección 97 SITMMSRM, fueron protagonistas en muchos movimientos de protesta o en apoyo a las secciones hermanas del sindicato con el fin de obtener no sólo mejores salarios, sino condiciones laborales justas. Sus acciones fueron consideradas como radicales y el Estado mexicano intentó someter al sindicato a través de la sección 97. Sin embargo, antes de la embestida del Estado, lograron las mejores prestaciones sociales durante el cardenismo, época que quedó en la memoria de sus trabajadores y en los recuerdos iconográficos legados a sus familias. Asociación de Historia Oral de la República Argentina 2023-11-27 info:eu-repo/semantics/article info:eu-repo/semantics/publishedVersion application/pdf text/html https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/testimonios/article/view/43143 Testimonios; Vol. 12 Núm. 12 (2023): TESTIMONIOS Nº12; 119-145 1852-4532 spa https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/testimonios/article/view/43143/43178 https://revistas.unc.edu.ar/index.php/testimonios/article/view/43143/43156 Derechos de autor 2023 Anagricel Camacho Bueno https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0
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Patrimonio industrial
Historia oral
Cultura obrera
Workers action
Industrial heritage
Oral history
Worker culture
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Patrimonio industrial
Historia oral
Cultura obrera
Workers action
Industrial heritage
Oral history
Worker culture
Camacho Bueno, Anagricel
"On the back of a peón". Social history of the workers of the siderometallurgical La Consolidada, Mexico (1934-1964)
topic_facet Acción obrera
Patrimonio industrial
Historia oral
Cultura obrera
Workers action
Industrial heritage
Oral history
Worker culture
author Camacho Bueno, Anagricel
author_facet Camacho Bueno, Anagricel
author_sort Camacho Bueno, Anagricel
title "On the back of a peón". Social history of the workers of the siderometallurgical La Consolidada, Mexico (1934-1964)
title_short "On the back of a peón". Social history of the workers of the siderometallurgical La Consolidada, Mexico (1934-1964)
title_full "On the back of a peón". Social history of the workers of the siderometallurgical La Consolidada, Mexico (1934-1964)
title_fullStr "On the back of a peón". Social history of the workers of the siderometallurgical La Consolidada, Mexico (1934-1964)
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description The Consolidated Rolling Mills and Foundries Company, better known as La Consolidada S. A., was an iron and steel company founded by Harry Wright in México City. Its industrial life began with two electric furnaces with which it melted steel scrap and with only 400 workers from 1907. During the cardenismo (1934-1940) the Industrial Union of Workers, Miners, Metallurgists and Similars of the Mexican Republic was born. (SITMMSRM), one of the most combative industrial unions. The workers of La Consolidada S.A., who formed section 97 SITMMSRM, were protagonists in many protest movements or in support of the sister sections of the union to obtain better salaries and better working conditions. Their actions were considered radical, and the Mexican State tried to subjugate the union through section 97. However, before the attack of the State, they achieved the best social benefits of the period, a time that remained in the memory of their workers and in the iconographic memories bequeathed to their families.
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