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By Monica Rubalcava Los Angeles, Aug 5 (EFE).- Owners of small businesses that serve the entertainment industry in Southern California say they are suffering more from the strikes by writers and actors than they did during the Covid-19 pandemic. “We are in survival mode,” Adrianna Cruz-Ocampo told EFE at her shop, U-Frame-It, in North Hollywood, …

"We don't want to end up homeless or on the streets, but if the studios refuse to give workers a fair contract, that could happen to thousands of workers."

"We don't want to end up homeless or on the streets, but if the studios refuse to give workers a fair contract, that could happen to thousands of workers."

"We don't want to end up homeless or on the streets, but if the studios refuse to give workers a fair contract, that could happen to thousands of workers."

"We don't want to end up homeless or on the streets, but if the studios refuse to give workers a fair contract, that could happen to thousands of workers."

"We don't want to end up homeless or on the streets, but if the studios refuse to give workers a fair contract, that could happen to thousands of workers."

"We don't want to end up homeless or on the streets, but if the studios refuse to give workers a fair contract, that could happen to thousands of workers."

"We don't want to end up homeless or on the streets, but if the studios refuse to give workers a fair contract, that could happen to thousands of workers."

"We don't want to end up homeless or on the streets, but if the studios refuse to give workers a fair contract, that could happen to thousands of workers."

"We don't want to end up homeless or on the streets, but if the studios refuse to give workers a fair contract, that could happen to thousands of workers."