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Venezuela: Unions warn they will increase protests if their demands are not met

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Trade unions and labor guilds in Venezuela announced on Tuesday, October 13, that they will escalate their ongoing protests if the interim government led by Delcy Rodríguez fails to address their core demands. The workers are calling for increased wages and pensions, as well as respect for collective bargaining agreements.

The warning highlights persistent economic pressures and labor dissatisfaction in the country, as workers push for government intervention to protect their purchasing power amidst ongoing financial challenges.

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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) Broad macroeconomic analysis of formal sector wages versus inflation.
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