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Italiano: Il monumento con il titolo "Cararia", nome latino di Carrara, raffigura al centro della scultura Alberto Meschi, in fraterno e fermo atteggiamento di difesa di un gruppo di cavatori, accompagnati da dei bambini e una donna che circondano il leader sindacale. Al fianchi dell'iscrizione, le conquiste migliorative dell'orario di lavoro ottenute dalla Camera del lavoro di Carrara sotto la guida di A. Meschi: cavatori ore 6/5; minatori ore 6.
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Carrara, piazza Antonio Gramsci.

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