On International Workers’ Day, students, precarious workers, migrants’ rights groups, social centers and unions marched against Expo Milano 2015. Critics connected the event to unpaid labor, corporate contracts, public spending and the commodification of food and urban space. The march was initially a broad movement action; later clashes by a minority of participants and police responses shaped dominant coverage, so those events should not stand in for the whole coalition. Image credit: FEDRA Studio, CC BY 2.0; see the image link for terms.
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What did No Expo Mayday connect to its critique of Expo Milano?
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Organizers linked Expo to unpaid work, corporate power and the use of public resources.
No Expo organizers connected Expo Milano to unpaid labor and corporate-led development.
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The protest criticized unpaid work, corporate power and public priorities.