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Nicaragua Salutes ICJ Decision on Honduras Case
Guatemala Candidates Head for Hills
El Salvador Bus Workers to Strike
Venezuelan students protest against constitutional amendments
Brazilian congressional committee to target deforestation in Amazon


El Salvador Bus Workers to Strike
Members of the Salvadorean Bus Business Association confirmed on Wednesday that they will go on a national strike if the government fails to meet their demands on the price of fuels.

Association leaders demand a top price of $2 per gallon of diesel, with the rest subsidized to face the impact of the high cost of fuels, which went from $2.50 in January to nearly 3.28 currently.

According to President Antonio Saca, his administration is trying to reach an agreement with bus business people to avoid the announced strike.

The government has no money to fund operations in the sector, he said.

Saca said a number of measures are being discussed with representatives of the sector. However, the transportation workers reiterated that they will go on strike on November 5 if no agreement is reached with government authorities.
 



 

 

 

 
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