Ecuador Erupts: 19 Provinces March Against Noboa's IESS Selloff and Sacha Oil Privatization
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Quito, Oct 8 (EFE).- The main unions of Ecuador, together with some social organizations, marched on Thursday through several streets of Quito to demand from the government of President Daniel Noboa "radical changes" in issues such as health, education and employment. The president of the United Workers' Front (FUT), Edwin Bedoya, said that they had started the [...] Ecuador's Trade Unions Entry March for "radical changes" in health, education a…
Marches this October 8th: social organizations and unions are mobilized in 19 provinces The unified statement contemplates the rejection of the delivery of hydrocarbon blocks to private capitals, the fulfilment of environmental mandates. Various trade union unions, indigenous collectives and civil society groups hold this Thursday October 8 a day of [...] The entry <font color="#0ac600">Ecuador</font> Trade unions march for “radical changes” in…
Workers, teachers, students and representatives of social organizations mobilized today in cities of Ecuador against the policies of Daniel Noboa and demanded social investment, labor guarantees and defense of social security. The day was called by the United Workers’ Front (FUT), the National Union of Educators (UNE) and other groups that questioned the lack of responses by the Executive to their demands and announced new protest actions. In Qu…
Quito, Oct 8 (Prensa Latina) Workers, teachers, students and representatives of social organizations mobilized today in cities of Ecuador against the policies of Daniel Noboa and demanded social investment, labor guarantees and defense of social security. The post Social organizations march in Ecuador against policies of Noboa first appeared on Noticias Prensa Latina.
The unified statement contemplates the rejection of the delivery of hydrocarbon blocks to private capital, the fulfilment of environmental mandates....
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