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miércoles, mayo 13, 2015

Vestido de Niña - Patrón gratis ( Participa )

Vestido de Niña - Minauri Revista Nro 9

Participa para descarga gratis de patrón


@Minauri como regalo a las Madres en su día, colocará en descargas gratuitas, en la página www.minauri.com, el patrón (molde) -en una talla- de este hermoso vestido Ref 20 que forma parte de Minauri Revista Nro 9 Especial Vestidos de Niña.
Se colocará en descargas el próximo domingo 24 de mayo, en la Talla que logre reunir más *me gusta* hasta el viernes 22 de mayo. ¿ en qué talla lo deseas ?
Comparte y dale a "me gusta" en la página Minauri Revista para que más personas compartan gratis el patrón de este hermoso vestido.


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viernes, mayo 01, 2015

May 1st International Workers Day




May 1st International Workers Day

Ever since the early nineteenth century in the USA, different sectors began to demand shorter working hours and other benefits, when ten, twelve an more hours workday; often in inhuman conditions ,   was usual  in those years.
In 1884, the American Federation of Labor (USA) promoted the idea: "Eight hours for work, eight hours for sleep and eight hours to the house."
By 1 May 1886 American workers started strong protests in several cities, for the workday of eight hours and other employment benefits. Particularly in the city of Chicago, the facts led to violence and several workers and policemen died. The people marked responsible for the violence, were brought to trial in a position whose legality was highly questioned by many sectors, and that led to a death sentence for 5 of the 8 workers who were accused by the facts.
From this historical date for workers claims, the eight-hour day, and other no less important they,  were achieved. Now this day is celebrated in most countries of the world, even though many times its concept as day labor demands has given way to simple holiday, which belies its origin.
Minauri joins the celebration of this important day for the society, worldwide. In particular, and claiming their origins, Minauri join efforts aimed at promoting fair recognition of creative work and comprehensive work that artists, artisans and manualists perform, and requires: a fair valuation of its importance, the recognition of rights to which the creative work and a fair economic and social compensation to this effort, conducted thousands of people worldwide, and is indispensable to society.


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