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Every time trade union elections are postponed, it is not merely an administrative date that is delayed. What is effectively postponed is workers’ right to
An urgent call from Arab trade unions to protect workers, defend democratic rights, and prevent the working classes from bearing the cost of geopolitical conflicts.
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