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Friday 14 November 2008, San José, Costa Rica 

Nicaragua Waits for Vote Recount
Guatemala Truckers Demand Security
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Venezuelan President Calls On Active Voting In Elections

 
Guatemala Truckers Demand Security
Guatemala - The associations of Guatemalan urban and extra-urban truckers demanded to increase security measures to protect workers and users due to the wave of violence gripping Thursday this sector.

Nearly 107 drivers, 39 assistants, eight bus owners, four inspectors, and 24 passengers throughout the country have been killed this year as a result of this violence.

About 10,000 units must also pay once a week the so-called tax gangs charge to allow them run on certain roads of this capital, owners of buses stated.

Luis Gomez, president of the Association of Urban Transport Workers, said the country will take some measures to press authorities, which could paralyze that service throughout the country.

Workers covering the capital's north and south are to continue today on strike, for the murder of a co-worker on Monday.
 
 

 

 

 
 

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