Erika Conrado
Spanish trade unionist
About Erika Conrado
Erika Conrado was a Spanish labor union.
Èrika Conrado Arredondo is a Spanish trade unionist.
Biography Conrado worked in the cooperative sector, part of Catalonia's solidarity economy. On 7 July 2022, Conrado was elected general secretary of the CNT's local committee in Vallès Oriental, replacing Cristian Carmona. From this post, she focused the CNT's organising efforts on women and precarious workers in the comarca's various industrial sectors.
After the Supreme Court of Spain upheld prison sentences for the Suiza Six, Asturian CNT members who had been prosecuted for trade union organising in Xixón, Conrado declared that: "We are uncomfortable for the system. Our field is the street and what we cannot do is renounce it. It is part of our DNA and that is what we will continue to do. The comrades will not be alone at any time, and although we believe that this sentence is a bombshell for trade unionism, we will continue to be on the side of the workers." She added that "trade unionism is not a crime, although the Supreme Court ruling calls this into question".
Conrado contacted other trade unions to solicit their help. She warned that, as a result of the court's decision, every Spanish trade union would be at risk of criminalisation for industrial actions. Together with representatives of the CCOO, UGT and CGT, Conrado attended a rally in Xixón to demonstrate support for the six CNT activists. She ultimately brought together several of the country's largest trade union centres in defense of the right to trade unionism.
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