Brazil: Civil servants strike against pension “reforms”
On the 8 July an estimated 350,000 civil servants in Brazil went on an indefinite strike against the pension ‘reforms’ proposed by the Lula government.
On the 8 July an estimated 350,000 civil servants in Brazil went on an indefinite strike against the pension ‘reforms’ proposed by the Lula government.
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Joe Higgins TD, Socialist Party stated (28 May 2003):
"The new wage deal is a sell-out without precedent; our union president, Ylva Thörn, should resign!"
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