Unions Warn of Protests as Aid Drops
The article discusses the return of labor unions in Lebanon to the streets to demand their rights, as the National Federation of Workers’ Unions called for protests to confront policies of poverty and theft, and to request raising the minimum wage to 1,300 US dollars. The report indicates that the public sector has carried out strikes and escalatory measures, with warnings of intensified protests if their demands are not met. The article also highlights the ongoing suffering of refugees, with hundreds of thousands still living in difficult conditions inside detention centers or homes, amid the absence of a clear plan to improve their situation and a decline in aid provided to them, which threatens to trigger conflicts of a sectarian or regional nature.
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