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8 November 2018 12:03
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Updated November 8, 2018 at 12:30 am
Several trade unions and university leaders agreed on an action plan Thursday to demand better wages, taking into account the protests that will begin next week in the Maduro government in Nicolaas Maduro, Venezuela.
The assembly, which brought together different business sectors in the country, agreed to reiterate street actions that could be extended if the government did not take action on the collection of collective agreements and a salary on the 12th of November. your needs
A large number of workers joined the facilities of the university campus and requested salary and medical supplies. They also carried banners they wanted the country's president to provide better conditions for work.
The presidents of the Assembly, the Federation of Teachers Associations of the Federation of Venezuelan University (Fapuv), Keta Stephany, united the unions from different unions, such as Rubén González, a member of the Ferrominera Orinoco Workers' Union (Sintraferrominera). Eduardo Sánchez, leader of the UCV National Trade Union (Sinatra-UCV), Pablo Zambrano, leader of the Health Workers' Federation (Fetrasalud) and José Bodas, Gas Officer, Gas Officer José Bodas, are similar and Venezuelan derivatives (Futpv).
# 08Nov Aula Magna will participate in the UCV's various current union sectors for Social Rights Centers. pic.twitter.com/yli0ocbv7 to
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# 08Nov 10:45 Aula Magna UCV: Public and private workers connected to the government and the opposition demand the union autonomy today and bring together the struggle for social rights pic.twitter.com/ywmlnccrrj
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# 08Nov 10:55 Leaders Keta Stephany (FAPUV); Rubén González (SintraFerrominera); Eduardo Sánchez (SINATRA-UCV); Pablo Zambrano (FetraSalud); and José Bodas (FUTPV) will be speakers at the Labor Intersectorial assembly in Aula Magna UCV pic.twitter.com/mkauuybyaw
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# 08Nov 11:05 Union leader Deillily Rodrígez dismissed from Caracas Metro, a member of the labor community in Aula Magna UCV pic.twitter.com/dzieıftcph
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# 8Nov Now: Eduardo Sánchez from the Federation of University Workers, Caracas Metro, OPSU, Min Health, next week announced the days of struggles with a national workers march on 27 March. pic.twitter.com/hta4vfxpz3
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# 08Nov 11:55 UCV workers in the General Secretariat approved the plan of the declaration and the struggle for the defense of democracy and social rights in Aula Magna pic.twitter.com/wasqsbakx to
– PROVEA (@_Provea) November 8, 2018
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