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in title, tags, annotations or urlEgypt and beyond: Crisis hits tourism sector - 0 views
Multiple demos outside Cabinet offices reawaken memories of Mubarak era - 2 views
Hosni Mubarak's Shadow Still Falls on Much of Egypt - NYTimes.com - 0 views
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When Mohamed al-Sayed, a labor leader at an aluminum factory, was hauled in by military interrogators about organizing strikes at the plant, he was surprised to find Mr. Mubarak’s framed portrait still hanging on the wall. (An addendum to the lawsuit over the name would require all pictures to come down, too.) One army officer told Mr. Sayed that Mr. Mubarak remained the supreme commander of the armed forces. (Although the president handed over the running of the country to a military council, the lack of any known letter of resignation means he might technically remain the head of state.)
Egypt: enough empty promises|17Sep11|Socialist Worker - 0 views
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On Thursday of last week the minister of labour was in marathon negotiations with textile workers’ leaders representing 22,000 workers at the giant mill in Mahalla al-Kubra. The minister bargained desperately—narrowly avoiding a strike that would have brought out most of the textile sector
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the correction of the path of the revolution”. Five feeder marches set off from the city’s working class districts to the square after prayers.
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At the same time, 40,000 teachers were gathering outside parliament. “Meet our demands or no school this year” read their banners
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Daily News Egypt - Education administrators resort to ILO - 0 views
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Chairman of the Higher Committee to Defend the Rights of Education Sector Administrators, Fawzi Abdel Fattah, announced Saturday that education administrators will hold another protest in front of the International Labor Organization (ILO) office in Cairo on April 29.
SHE2I2: 200 Cotton Gin Workers Beaten & Forcibly Dispersed during Demonstration outside Egyptian Parliament - 0 views
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I eagerly await that beautiful day when it will be the turn of police officers to receive hefty beatings at the hands of all exploited workers across Egypt.
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