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Soros-backed labor organization gets $12 million in taxpayer funding to back Latin American workers

From Just the News:

A labor group underwritten by controversial billionaire George Soros is receiving $12 million from the federal government to back workers in several Latin American countries. 

The U.S. government this week announced “the award of a $12 million cooperative agreement to the  American Center for International Labor Solidarity,” the Department of Labor said in a press release. The funding is intended “to strengthen democratic, independent workers’ organizations in Brazil, Colombia and Peru.” 

The conservative group Judicial Watch noted this week that the Center has received over $2 million from Soros’ Open Society Foundations grant machine since 2018.  

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