Telecommunication workers strike, gather in Ramses denouncing their management.
Year: 2011
#Jan25 Even China fears our domino effect
Police in southwest China have barred activists from distributing leaflets about anti-government protests in Egypt and Tunisia, deeming the news too sensitive, one dissident said Wednesday.
#Jan25 Public transportation workers call for overthrowing Mubarak
My sources has just confirmed this now.
The Cairo Public Transportation workers, who started a strike today in five Garages: Nasr Station, Fateh Station, Ter’a Station, Amiriya Station, Mezzalat Station, Sawwah Station, have issued a statement with a list of demands, calling for overthrowing Mubarak. No public buses will roam Cairo tomorrow, except those buses that will bring the drivers to the central station in Nasr City’s el-Gabal el-Ahmar, where the strikers have announced they will declare an independent union.
The strikers’ statement has also called for abolishing the emergency law, removing NDP from the state institutions, dissolving the parliament, drafting new constitution, forming a national unity govt and setting a national minimum wage of LE1200 and prosecuting corrupt officials…
This comes as strikes have spread literally everywhere. It’s happening people… It’s happening. The working class has entered the arena with full force today. Mubarak’s regime’s fate will be sealed off SOON!