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MAY DAY USA. “Teachers say education fight is a ‘turning point’”
This year we have seen sweeping, rolling statewide strikes by teachers that began in West Virginia and spread to Oklahoma, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Arizona, with stirrings in other states
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USA TAX CUTS: Bloated billionaires get a tax cut while millions go hungry
The corporate tax cut bill that bulldozed through Congress late in 2017 was yet another crushing burden that “the 1 percent” loaded onto the backs of the American people
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Dos muertos en Ixmiquilpan y uno en Veracruz en marchas por alza a gasolina
Post Views: 98 Policías desalojaron ayer a manifestantes que obstruían los accesos a los centros de almacenamiento de Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) en Monclova, Coahuila, y en la capital de Chihuahua; asimismo, los agentes se enfrentaron en dos ocasiones a pobladores
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Italian Bank Bailout and Ireland
Sinn Féin MEP Matt Carthy has said reports that the proposed bank bailout in Italy will see the burning of bondholders
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Money Talks To Itself, now, in Ireland…
The Ulster Bank, on May 25th, announced that is about to sell €875 million of its “troubled mortgages belonging to uncooperative customers
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TTIP ‘WAR ON DEMOCRACY’
We can see now that many sectors within civil society in Europe have been working in the past year to develop awareness of and resistance to this Agreement
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Campesinos prepare blockade on 17 March
Peasant organisations say the next strike will only be “to warm up” before the demonstrations they are preparing for the remaining part of this year
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H&M and Next admit Syrian kids found working in Turkish factories
It’s not the first time underage children are found working in factories in Turkey providing clothes to multinational brands
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DUNNES’ STAFF ON STRIKE SACKED
Post Views: 63 DUNNES STORES workers who joined pickets on Good Friday have been dismissed, had their hours cut and faced demotions in what Mandate Trade Union has described as a “despicable” move by the the retailer’s management. In a
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La lunga marcia per uscire dalla crisi
Al 31 gennaio 2015 i disoccupati nello stato spagnolo erano 4.525.691, ovvero il 23,7% della popolazione attiva.
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