24th November 2010 - General Strike in Portugal. Police charges on the picket line of

Red Heat · 11-24-10, 03:39 PM

24th November 2010 - General Strike in Portugal.

According to statistics 80% of Portuguese workers joined the strike in the public and private sectors. The images that follow are employees of CTT (communications) or better from a picket line of CTT and linked to the union (CGTP-INTER).

(Unedited version) Workers ctt Cabo Ruivo are today on strike forming a picket line in these facilities, being the target of intimidation by the police for intervention. This is a clear violation of the right to strike, trying to hinder the role of the pickets.

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My comment in facebook about this sadness:

****ing fascist **** country and even repression and are increasingly pushing people to social exclusion! Country of **** liar and anti-social and democracy in name only ... and yet they say we belong to Europe geographically only! Shame!

11-24-10, 03:39 PM	#1
Red Heat Ace of the Deep Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Portugal Posts: 1,093 Downloads: 267 Uploads: 0	24th November 2010 - General Strike in Portugal. Police charges on the picket line of 24th November 2010 - General Strike in Portugal. According to statistics 80% of Portuguese workers joined the strike in the public and private sectors. The images that follow are employees of CTT (communications) or better from a picket line of CTT and linked to the union (CGTP-INTER). (Unedited version) Workers ctt Cabo Ruivo are today on strike forming a picket line in these facilities, being the target of intimidation by the police for intervention. This is a clear violation of the right to strike, trying to hinder the role of the pickets. Link: My comment in facebook about this sadness: **ing fascist country and even repression and are increasingly pushing people to social exclusion! Country of ** liar and anti-social and democracy in name only ... and yet they say we belong to Europe geographically only! Shame! __________________ "There is three kinds of man: the living, the death, and those who are at Sea." Plato