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Workers' Syndicates and the Catholic Church's Role in Politics
This podcast episode discusses the need for syndicates in workplaces to improve worker wages and rights along with the role the Catholic Church played in right-wing organizing. The political climate during the time of Denunzio's occupation and the early stages of Mussolini's black shirts is also explored.
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The workers' syndicates, organized like unions, were a way for workers to gain better wages for themselves, but Catholic Church supporters were divided regarding their stance on it.
31:58 - 37:55 (05:57)
Summary
The workers' syndicates, organized like unions, were a way for workers to gain better wages for themselves, but Catholic Church supporters were divided regarding their stance on it. Meanwhile, intellectuals in Spain and Portugal debated the possibility of a republic while Denunzio occupied Fume and Mussolini started to form the Black Shirts.