Talk:World Federation of Trade Unions
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I thought this page was good so I printed it out for a school project on the WFTU. I need a bibliography for my internet sources of information. It says I need the city where this information was published I think, the day it was written and the year. It doesnt have any of that information on the page. where can I find it? help! e-mail back francesosullivan@aol.com
[edit] Merger
The merger of International Confederation of Free Trade Unions needs to be addressed here as it has been in the article about that group, and the reasons for the WFTU's remaining outside the merged group more specifically addressed. Rlquall 03:36, 3 November 2006 (UTC)
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