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Violent protests have spread across Colombia. Here's why.

Protests have spread across Colombia. Here’s why.
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Anti-government demonstrators rally Wednesday in Bogotá, Colombia.
Violent protests have convulsed cities across Colombia over the past week, leaving two dozen people dead and hundreds injured. The unrest, sparked by an unpopular tax proposal, has grown into a broader expression of anti-government rage. Demonstrators, many in masks, are taking to the streets daily to protest widening inequality, a slow vaccination rollout and rising poverty caused by the country’s coronavirus outbreak.
Videos shared on social media show police using what local activists and international human rights groups say is excessive force against protesters. U.S., United Nations and European officials have called on the government of President Iván Duque to exercise restraint. The government counters that police are responding to leftist guerrillas and other armed grou ....

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Colombia protest explainer: Demonstrators oppose Duque's government

Colombia protest explainer: Demonstrators oppose Duque's government
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Image of Iván Duke collapses after protests left 19 dead

A failed attempt at tax reform detonated violent protests in Colombia, which left at least 19 dead and ended up forcing the resignation of the Minister of Economy as well as affecting strongly the image of President Ivan Duque.
The initiative had been launched on April 15 to be debated in Congress with the aim of raising approximately $6.3 billion, equivalent to 2% of the GDP and tackling doubt commitments in a context of credit growth.
The Colombian economy depends on market access and, according to official data, the country s External debt reached $156.8 billion or more than half of Colombia s GDP is reverted to the debt. ....

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May Day celebrations during COVID: a global snapshot

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Photo: Protest in Cali, Colombia on May Day. Credit Remux (Wikimedia Commons)
COVID-19 changed the shape of political organizing and gatherings of all sorts. But the class struggle continues, and workers’ organizations have adapted to meet the challenges. Here is a snapshot of how the world celebrated this year’s International Workers’ Day, also known as May Day or Labor Day. For U.S.-based May Day events, read Liberation’s roundup here.
In Cuba, more than 80 trade union representatives from around the world, as well as political and social organizations of various progressive movements, held an online rally on April 30. Under the slogan “United We Make Cuba,” the Workers Central Union (CTC) paid tribute to health care workers, expressed their support to trade unions globally fighting neoliberalism and demanded an end to the devastating U.S. blockade that has sought to destroy their country’s economy. CTC Secretary Ulises Guillarte ....

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Colombia: Workers unions reject $0.29 minimum wage increase | Business

Colombia s Workers Central Union (CUT) on Tuesday rejected the 2021 minimum wage increase set at 3.5 percent and called it humiliating.
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To tell a worker that they increased US$0.29 a day is a humiliation.is a humiliating increase in the minimum wage compared to the 5.2 percent in congressmen s wage, CUT President Diogenes Orjuela said.
Including a transportation subsidy, the monthly minimum wage will shift from US$252 to US$291.
However, the CUT activist Fabio Arias said that President Ivan Duque misleads people when he says that Colombian workers will earn above US$287 for the first time. Arias explained that the minimum living wage will actually be US$261, which does not include the US$30 awarded as transportation assistance. ....

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