The life and legacy of Henry Molina, a Dominican labor leader and a key figure in the transition to democracy after the fall of the Trujillo dictatorship.
Figures from politics, the labor movement, academia, and civil society trace his public life: his defense of constitutionalism after the coup against the government of Juan Bosch, the founding of the Confederación Autónoma de Sindicatos Cristianos (CASC), and his role in creating INFOTEP, the national vocational training institute.
Historical archives, photographs, and family memories also show the man behind the leader: the father and the Dominican who devoted his life to public service, social justice, and the dignity of work.
Figures from politics, the labor movement, and academia trace his public life, from his defense of constitutionalism to the founding of CASC. Archives, photographs, and family memories also show the man behind the leader.
















