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In Colombia, labour activists are regularly threatened and killed.
Sister Berenice Celeyta is the director of NOMADESC (Association for
Social Research and Action) in southwestern Colombia. Hear her speak
about why CUPE’s protests of Canada’s Free Trade agreement with
Colombia is changing lives for the better.
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