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HOW accurate ? A further way to check accuracy is to see if you can verify the information in another source. Look at the Google listing and think about how you might verify the information elsewhere.
The screen capture below features an excerpt from a Sweatshop Watch article titled "Lessons from Mexico's Maquilas: Dispelling the Myths of Free Trade."
At the beginning of the article is a link to the Maquila Solidarity Network, which, it turns out, is the source of much of the information cited later in the document. It is always important to note the original source for facts, statistics, interpretations, etc. Further down on the page, the article discusses testimony
by maquiladora workers at the Custom Trim factory at a hearing by a
U.S. government agency. You will want to verify that the hearing took
place as reported.
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