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Photo by GREG KAHN
Martina Martin of the Coalition of Immokalee Workers chants with fellow protestors as they stand outside of the Publix supermarket on U.S. 41 across from the Coastland Center on Oct. 17, 2009 during an hour-long protest. CIW and other area groups protested low wages and unsafe working conditions for tomoato pickers in Southwest Florida. They are urging Publix to sign a code of conduct, which other businesses such as McDonald's, Subway Burger King and others have done. Greg Kahn/Staff
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The Coalition of Immokalee Workers and other area groups protested low wages and unsafe working conditions for tomoato pickers in Southwest Florida on Saturday in front of Publix on U.S. 41 in Naples. They are urging Publix to sign a code of conduct, which other businesses such as McDonald's, Subway Burger King and others have done.
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