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AIMA announces 11.31% of membership of the strike.

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Briefings

A trade union representing security workers in Brazil announced a 11.31% strike, which was rejected by the opposing union. The workers demanded a career path and equal pay for the National Guard and Police. The STM described the situation as intimidating and characterized the union's silence as total.

Key points

• The trade union representing security workers in Brazil announced a 11.31% strike, which was rejected by the opposing union.
• Workers demanded a career path and equal pay for the National Guard and Police, while the STM described the situation as intimidating.

Context

This event occurred in Brazil, where security workers are striking. The opposing union rejected the strike, highlighting the conflict between the two groups.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to the union's announcement and rejection; specific details about the strike duration, exact number of workers, or reasons for rejection are not provided.

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