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Cost-of-living adjustments were suspended in 2011 and won't return for many years, even with full contributions. But restoring them now costs $3.6 billion.

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Ive been struck in the case of hillsborough but in other cases too, the way in which the state of its various forms tries to defend itself from blame. the very bodies that we expect to protect and support the public seek instead to protect themselves. we need that hillsborough law now. i a new legal duty of candor and that . means no cover—ups, no concealments, no closing of ranks. proper legal representation for families in the event - of a public disaster. one of the proposals is for victims...

Settlements that dont comply. we are asking the pharmaceutical companies and the world to produce the vaccine against covid to guarantee a more equitable distribution of the vaccine around the world, as we feel it is not distributed fairly at the moment, and what we are asking companies to do is to tie their renumeration policy and strategy to a more equitable distribution of the vaccine, and the reason we are doing that is obviously, from one point, from humanitarian point of view, we find that...