Caterpillar: La Empresa Que Traicionó a América y Se Hizo Más Rica Que Nunca

Caterpillar dominated the world of heavy machinery for a century, building everything from the Panama Canal to Eisenhower's freeways with 83,000 American workers. But in just two decades, the company moved its production to China, Brazil, and India, destroyed unions that had existed since the 1950s, and abandoned the cities that sustained it for generations. Today, it is more profitable than ever, reporting earnings of $6.7 billion, while Peoria, Illinois, is being emptied out and thousands of working-class families have lost everything. This is the brutal story of how global capitalism transformed America's industrial pride into an empire without a homeland or loyalty. DISCLAIMER: This video has been created for strictly educational and informational purposes, in compliance with YouTube's fair use policy. All content presented is based on documented historical facts and economic analysis for educational purposes. It is not intended to defame or attack any company or institution, but rather to offer a critical perspective on industrial and economic processes of public interest. #Caterpillar #IndustrialHistory #AmericanDecadence