Japan backs billions for Brazil heavy industry drive
Tokyo pledges 2.9 billion dollars in loans and grants to Brazil to fund industrial and agricultural projects including Amazonas Aluminium and Tubarao Usiminas mills. President Geisel led talks during a six day state visit. Brazil becomes the largest recipient of Japanese aid and a top investment market.
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Spain dissolves state unions as right to organize grows
Madrid reports the Spanish government will dissolve the state run sindicatos and send a bill to Cortes guaranteeing workers freedom to form voluntary independent associations. King Juan Carlos signs a decree to absorb 30 000 old union employees into a new administration of socio professional services. The move faces Cortes resistance amid inflation and unemployment pressures.
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