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Panamá: Unions battle regime over workers’ rights

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A mass national demonstration Feb. 12 in front of Panamá’s National Assembly protested the regime’s attempt to privatize social security and its attacks on the labor movement. Using excessive force, police fired tear gas at protesters, who replied with rocks and bottles. Police made 480 arrests and

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Panamá: Unions battle regime over workers’ rights

A mass national demonstration Feb. 12 in front of Panamá’s National Assembly protested the regime’s attempt to privatize social security and its attacks on the labor movement. Using excessive force, police fired tear gas at protesters, who replied with rocks and bottles. Police made 480 arrests and

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workers.org broke the news in 3 days ago on Friday, February 21, 2025.

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