Subway workers decide to end strike in São Paulo
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Em assembleia, sindicalistas votaram pelo encerramento da paralisação nesta terça-feira, em meio a mobilizações contra privatizações do governo de Tarcísio de Freitas O Sindicato dos Metroviários de São Paulo decidiu encerrar a greve que fechou as catracas da maior parte do transporte sob trilhos da cidade nesta terça-feira. Em assembleia, que teve início às seis da tarde, a maioria dos metroviários votou pelo fim da paralisação. Estudos vão co…
Despite a judicial ban, São Paulo rail transportation system workers paralyzed four Metro lines and five lines from the CPTM (Companhia Paulista de Trens Metropolitanos) this Tuesday (3) in protest against the plan to grant companies a private initiative by the Tarcsio de Freitas government (Republicans). Read more (10/03/2023)
The majority of the union also decided that there will be no strike or a new assembly next week.
The strikers' main leaders, José Faggian and Camila Lisboa, are affiliated with the extreme left parties. The post The brand of the Psol and PCdoB behind the São Paulo subway strike appeared first in Revista Oeste.
“It wasn't a strike where they were demanding it for themselves. They were fighting for all of us, including creating class awareness,” said the lawyer.
Check out the headlines of the main newspapers in Brazil this Wednesday (4)... The post Newspapers highlight train and subway strike in SP appeared first on The Antagonist.
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