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South Korea’s unionized cargo truckers staged a indefinite strike starting Monday midnight, marking the first major labour-government conflict since President Yoon Suk-yeol took office last month amid a worsening market economy and sharp price hikes here.

The KCTU and the truckers’ union are attempting to isolate the strike and prevent it from developing into a broader struggle against inequality.

SEOUL (Bloomberg): Thousands of truck drivers in South Korea have gone on strike at some ports and container depots in the country, threatening to slow the export of goods from the Asian nation, according to the International Transport Workers’ Federation.

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