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All trade union representatives walked out of a meeting with representatives of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development when Spanish governmental representatives tried to seat two delegates of the Spanish "sindicatos verticales" - th sate-controlled trade unions,

The incident took place on 24 June 1964 in Paris at one of the periodic meetings between Trade Union Advisory Committee to the OECD - representing over 40 million workers in Europe,tthe United States and Camila, whose organisations are affiliated to the ICFTU~ and the IFCTU (Christian) - and the liaison Committee of the Council of the OECD...The object of the meeting was an examination of 3 questions of primary importance: operational activities..., Economic growth and development aid. As soon as the Spanish ‘ Government delegate announced that he was accompanied by two representatives of the Spanish trade union, TUAC General Secretary, Walter Schevenels, immediately protested against this procedureesesce

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