Egypt

Egypt

AFRICA'S SOCIALIST BANNER: Fish Farming AFRICA'S SOCIALIST BANNER Egyptian Trade Unions updateJan. 07, 2017  With 2016, the situation of Egyptian political forces and Civil Society Organizations is deteriorating within an increasingly complex environment considerably shrinking the public space and preventing any opportunities of social mobility, combined with an unprecedented economic crisis.  When we examine the area of workers’ rights, it is easy to notice the difficulties faced by independent trade unions defied by the “official” General Federation of Trade Unions which is totally backed by the State agencies in an attempt to exert the State hegemony over the working class. Feb 26, 2014 ... Egypt produces over one million tons of farmed fish, supplying 60 percent of all fish eaten by its people. It is by far the cheapest source of ... socialistbanner.blogspot.com AFRICA'S SOCIALIST BANNER: Proletarisation of the middle classes Mar 20, 2008 ... Food costs are soaring across Egypt. The price of chicken has gone up by 40% in three months, and heating, electricity and transportation costs ... socialistbanner.blogspot.com AFRICA'S SOCIALIST BANNER: A lesser evil is still evil Jun 12, 2012 ... Occupiers from London to Wall Street were proud to “Walk like anEgyptian”. These revolts had echoes in other countries because they shared ... socialistbanner.blogspot.com AFRICA'S SOCIALIST BANNER: Protest or Vote Aug 16, 2013 ... They ignored the civil strife that is deepening in dangerous ways, failing to protect Egypt's minorities. They didn't address the inequality and ... socialistbanner.blogspot.com 1 2 3 4 5 6 7