Thirteen Senegalese unions launch a three-day general strike
A general strike began on Wednesday in Senegal at the call of the Front syndical for the defense of work. This platform brings together thirteen labor unions. The movement is set to continue until Friday, October 23, according to RFI.
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What the unions are demanding
The unions are calling for three days of mobilization to improve working conditions in several sectors. France 24 specifies that the strike affects education and transportation in particular.
The government's response
According to France 24, the government has asked workers to abandon this movement, which it describes as "illegal." Sources consulted do not specify on what grounds it considers the strike illegal.
A tight schedule
According to RFI, the strike comes just days before the opening of the Youth Olympic Games, scheduled for October 31 in the country. Neither source provides any figures on the scale of participation.
Reporting by RFI — Afrique

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