Uncover the powerful history of the Salvadoran labor movement during El Salvador’s civil war. This meticulously researched book details the struggles and triumphs of port workers and shrimp fishermen from 1970–1990, highlighting their solidarity amidst severe state repression. Drawing on unique archival sources and interviews, it sheds new light on worker resistance and the complex relationship between labor and political movements in Latin America. An essential read for students and enthusiasts of global history, political science, and trade union activism seeking deep insights into worker solidarity under siege.