Sugar Cane Malice
One of the largest sugar cane plantations in the world operates in the Dominican Republic, where workers face severe exploitation and labor rights violations.
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One of the largest sugar cane plantations in the world operates in the Dominican Republic, where workers face severe exploitation and labor rights violations.
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Juan A. Zapata's "Sugar Cane Malice" focuses on the Fanjul Family's sugar cane plantation in the Dominican Republic. Workers face severe conditions while producing sugar for the family's profit. The documentary features interviews and firsthand accounts that reveal labor rights violations and the influence of corporate power on vulnerable populations. It scrutinizes the Fanjul Family's role in maintaining these practices, addressing issues of exploitation and human rights in the sugar industry. The film runs for 76 minutes and is in Spanish.
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