Labor unions in Mexico are largely controlled by:
A) Elected union officials
B) Union workers themselves
C) The government
D) The company

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Labor unions in Mexico are largely controlled by the government through the Confederation of Mexican Workers (CTM) which is the largest labor federation in the country. This control is often seen as a way for the government to maintain political control and prevent dissent among workers. Elected union officials and union workers themselves may have some influence, but the ultimate control lies with the government.

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