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Carlos de Castro, Université Autonome de Madrid, Elena Gadea &#38; AndresPedreño, Université de MurcieThe purpose of this paper is to analyse therole of migrants in labour mobilizations connected to global agrifoodproduction networks&#160; in Murcia, Spain.Following an overview of the historical challenges that immigrant agriculturalworkers have faced, the paper focuses on how recent mobilizations by Moroccanagricultural workers went beyond the traditional approaches to conflictmanagement used by the established unions. In conclusion, the paper proposesthat the integration of ethnic representation in union structures transcendsissues related to labour relations and calls into question the structuralinequality on which the global agrifood production networks have historicallybeen constituted in Murcia.https://soundcloud.com/lest_umr7317/the-role-of-migrants-in-union-mobilization-in-global-agrifood-networks-the-case-of-murcia-spain-1?in=lest_umr7317/sets/migration-agriculture-en