U.S. Intervention in El Salvador, by Privatization This Time
Unions in El Salvador are fighting a bill that would auction off everything from highways, ports, and airports to municipal services and higher education to private companies—mainly foreign multinationals. If the Public-Private Partnership, or P3, law is approved, workers in those areas will be vulnerable to the massive layoffs, wage cuts, and anti-union persecution that already characterize private sector work in the tiny Central American country.
Shooting Attack Leaves 3 Zionist Settlers Injured, IOF Stages Widespread
Confrontations in the West Bank
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Three Zionist settlers were injured in a shooting attack that took place on
Thursday morning on Street 90 in the Jordan Valley, near the town of
Al-Auja, n...
1 hour ago
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