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Indevco North America has new CEO amid growth - Vimarsana News

Indevco North America has new CEO amid growth

The plastic film and packaging maker names a new leader, Ned Bassil, just months after revealing plans for a new facility in South Carolina.

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa - World Socialist Web Site - Vimarsana News

Workers Struggles: Europe, Middle East & Africa - World Socialist Web Site

National 24-hour strike by 20,000 French public sector workers over pay and conditions; workers at all eight Amazon warehouses in France begin stoppage over pay; Finnish nurses and municipal workers strike over poor pay and conditions while government increases military spending by 70 percent; five-week strike by thousands of miners at South African Sibanye-Stillwater gold mines threatens to spread to coal mines which supply biggest electricity supplier

Source: wsws.org
Michel Mecattaf passes away aged 57-[REPORT] - Lebanon - Vimarsana News

Michel Mecattaf passes away aged 57-[REPORT] - Lebanon

General Manager of the Mecattaf money exchange company Michel Mecattaf passed away | Lebanon News

Nancy Saba | Archinect - Vimarsana News

Nancy Saba | Archinect

Archinect profile for Nancy Saba.

Scarred for life: Beirut blast victims and life-altering wounds - Vimarsana News

Scarred for life: Beirut blast victims and life-altering wounds

“Most of the long-term disabilities are blindness or loss of limbs,” said al-Hilw. He added the ministry was fully responsible for the lifelong treatment of all Lebanese victims of the blast – including the cost of prosthetic limbs and reconstructive eye surgeries – whereas UN agencies would have to fund the treatment of Syrian and Palestinian refugees. Ibrahim Omeis, a neurosurgeon at the American University of Beirut Hospital – one of the busiest the night of the blast – said the bodies of many victims were severely scarred and will require extensive reconstructive surgery.  He...