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The article discusses the announcement by the Public Sector Employees Union in Lebanon of a general strike on Thursday and Friday, July 2 and 3, in protest against the worsening living conditions and the lack of employees' rights. The union confirmed that their demands include securing the promised wage increase, raising transportation allowances, increasing the price of fuel cylinders, eliminating fees that affect the poor, and called on the government to address the situation fairly and comprehensively.
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