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Friday, Aug 28, 2026
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El Salvador Labor and University Groups Protest Policies They Say Could Privatize Public Services

Salvadoran labor and university representatives have accused the executive administration of pursuing administrative changes that could lead to mass dismissals and the gradual privatization of essential public services.
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