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_walmart-unveils-new-private-label-offering-trend-driven-foods-aiming-to-retain-shoppers-amid-inflation.jpg "Walmart is launching a new grocery private label brand called BetterGoods focused on trend-driven, chef-inspired foods priced mostly under $5. Walmart's grocery sales rose nearly 7% last fiscal year, making it the largest U.S. grocer by revenue. BetterGoods will feature items in categories like frozen foods, dairy, and snacks across culinary, plant-based, and certain-ingredient lines. It joins Walmart's existing Great Value brand, the largest grocery private label brand by revenue. The launch aims to retain inflation-driven grocery shoppers and fend off competitors emphasizing private labels like Aldi, Lidl and Trader Joe's.")
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_stax-soulsville-u-s-a.jpg "STAX Soulsville U.S.A. Trailer HD - Documentary series - Story of an underdog, interracial record label that ushered in the groundbreaking music of Otis Redding, Isaac Hayes, Booker T. & the M.G.’s, The Staple Singers, Sam & Dave and many others - Plot synopsis: By 1973, Stax Records was one of the recording industry’s most influential producers of soul music, breaking acts such as Otis Redding, Isaac Hayes, Booker T. & the M.G.’s, Sam & Dave, and many more. In just under two decades, the scrappy outsider had grown from a modest family-owned record store and studio in Memphis, TN to a trailblazing global music label. STAX: SOULSVILLE U.S.A. chronicles the audacious group of individuals who dared to make music on their own terms, smashing racial barriers and defining an era and leaving an enduring musical legacy in their wake. Driven by a striking collection of restored and remastered archival performance footage and intimate interviews with key players in the label’s remarkable history, STAX: SOULSVILLE U.S.A. details the unlikely origin story of Stax Records and pays tribute to its complex music library and the legendary artists that emerged from the iconic studio.<br/><br/>Founded in 1957 by Jim Stewart and co-owned with his sister, Estelle Axton, the company drew upon a mix of young, local talent – musicians, songwriters, and producers – who would create the unforgettable Stax sound. Against the backdrop of the American south of the ‘50s, ‘60s, and ‘70s, white and Black artists worked together, defying segregation, and producing hits such as “(Sittin’ On) the Dock of the Bay,” “Soul Man,” “Green Onions,” and the Oscar®-winning “Theme from Shaft.” At the peak of its success, Stax artists commemorated the Watts Rebellion by playing to over 100,000 African Americans at the 1972 benefit concert Wattstax. During an era of major social turbulence, systemic inequity, and racial tensions, Stax, an integrated company, saw stunning artistic and cultural success, and managed to rebound from repeated business setbacks and tragic losses before the studio ultimately dissolved after fifteen pioneering years. <br/><br/>STAX: Soulsville, U.S.A.Releases on HBO and Streams on MAX on May 20 & 21st 2024<br/><br/>Directed by Jamila Wignot <br/>Produced by Jamila Wignot and Kara Elverson<br/>Executive Produced by Ezra Edelman, Caroline Waterlow, Nigel Sinclair, Nicholas Ferrall, Scott Pascucci, Sophia Dilley, Michele Smith, Jody Gerson, David Blackman, Charlie Cohen, and Ron Broitman<br/>Featuring Otis Redding, Estelle Axton, Al Bell, Steve Cropper, Isaac Hayes, Booker T. Jones, Sam Moore, Deanie Parker, David Porter, Jim Stewart, Carla Thomas")
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_research-backs-australian-farmers-growing-juniper-berries-to-support-the-nations-gin-industry.jpg "Farming in the snowy Monaro traditionally involves two things: sheep and cattle. The region, just south of Canberra, is better known for Merino Wool production. In the town of Bombala, one family has decided to change the game by embarking on an unusual path by growing Juniper berries. Supporting the nations gin industry.")
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_stv-strike-action-in-glasgow.jpg "Union ‘optimistic’ as STV staff go on strike for second time in pay dispute<br/>NUJ members at STV are seeking a 6% pay rise.<br/><br/>More talks with management are expected after STV journalists walked out on strike for a second time in a dispute over pay, a union organiser has said.<br/><br/>The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) is seeking a 6% pay rise for members at broadcaster STV to “keep pace with inflation” during the cost-of-living crisis.<br/><br/>NUJ representatives and staff attended the STV annual general meeting (AGM) in Glasgow on Wednesday where they put questions about the dispute to the board.<br/><br/>Nick McGowan-Lowe, NUJ national organiser for Scotland, said they are optimistic the industrial action and attendance at the AGM has “had the desired effect” and said that more talks with management are now planned.<br/><br/>The action by NUJ members at STV across Scotland will disrupt news programming on Wednesday, with the flagship STV News At Six programme due to be replaced by Sean’s Scotland, and network show Peston aired in place of Scotland Tonight.<br/><br/>Mr McGowan-Lowe said there was a “strong” presence on the picket line in Glasgow, where staff were joined by colleagues who had travelled from Dundee and Edinburgh.<br/><br/>He said: “We put questions to the board about the dispute highlighting that, and as a result both the chair and the chief executive have committed to get back into talks as soon as possible.<br/><br/>“At the moment the next step is more talks to moving towards a resolution so we remain optimistic that today’s strike action and attendance at the AGM has had the desired effect.<br/><br/>“I really think we showed our strength today and I’m hoping that management at STV have understood that they need to take control of this dispute and sit round the table to work out an agreement.”<br/><br/>The strike comes after union members walked out for 24 hours on March 28 and the latest pay offer put forward by the company was rejected by staff.<br/>NUJ members at STV around the country including Inverness, Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Dundee and Glasgow walked out for 24 hours on Wednesday.<br/><br/>On the picket line in Glasgow they held banners calling for “Fair pay for journalists” and “Fair pay now”.<br/><br/>An STV spokesperson said: “STV has always been open to dialogue and today both our chair and chief executive reiterated the company’s willingness to continue discussions and hope for a swift resolution.”<br/><br/>The company added: “We’re disappointed that following discussions and an enhanced offer being made, members of the NUJ have decided to proceed with strike action on May 1.<br/><br/>“We understand that almost half of NUJ members voted to accept the enhanced offer, which included a bonus payment for all STV staff.<br/><br/>“We remain open to further dialogue but the NUJ’s claim for an above inflation pay increase of 6% – nearly twice the current level of inflation – is unrealistic and unaffordable. We have made clear that we will not agree a separate deal for NUJ members in excess of the award for all colleagues; and we mainta")
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_research-backs-australian-farmers-growing-juniper-berries-to-support-the-nations-gin-industry.jpg "Farming in the snowy Monaro traditionally involves two things: sheep and cattle. The region, just south of Canberra, is better known for Merino Wool production. In the town of Bombala, one family has decided to change the game by embarking on an unusual path by growing Juniper berries. Supporting the nations gin industry.")
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_heineken-slammed-for-felling-300-acre-orchard-the-size-of-140-football-pitches.jpg "Heineken has been slammed for chopping down a 300-acre orchard - the size of 140 football pitches.<br/><br/>The UK's largest cider maker has felled the huge site - also home to a significant number migratory birds.<br/><br/>Heineken has now 'levelled' Penrhos Orchard, on the Offa's Dyke path in Monmouthshire, Wales.<br/><br/>According to the BBC, Heineken uprooted thousands of trees planted in 1997 as it wants to sell the land as they had a surplus of apples - but a demand decline for cider.<br/><br/>Environmentalists have shown concerns about the impact this felling will have on migratory bird populations - particularly wintering thrush species such as fieldfare and redwing, who eat autumn berries then move on to apple crops and have been seen in significant numbers amongst the area.<br/><br/>Though Heineken has insisted it acted in accordance with the Wildlife Act.")
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_sophia-bush-reflects-on-coming-out-as-queer-and-her-92.jpg "Sophia Bush reflected on her decision to share insight into her private life in a revealing Glamour cover story about her divorce and coming out as queer. In her essay, Bush revealed what led to her split from Grant Hughes and confirmed her relationship with Ashlyn Harris. The 'One Tree Hill' alum shared that by changing the course of her life and making the difficult decision to divorce Hughes and come out as queer, she found true happiness.")
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_race---full-movie---saif-ali-khan-katrina-kaif-anil-kapoor.jpg "Race: Saif Ali Khan, Anil Kapoor, Akshaye Khanna, Katrina Kaif, Bipasha Basu, Sameera Reddy.<br/><br/>Movie Story:<br/>Sophia (Katrina Kaif) is Ranvir's personal secretary. She adores her boss and loves him. Ranvir is totally unaware of her feeling and regards her adoration as her efficiency. Shaina (Bipasha Basu) is an upcoming Indian ramp model in Durban. She and Ranvir share a very beautiful relationship, which is just on the borderline of love.<br/><br/>R.D. (Anil Kapoor) is a flamboyant police detective who lives by his wits. He has a strange addiction to fruits. He provides the film with witty humor and a very intriguing murder investigation. Mini (Sameera Raddy) is R.D's personal assistant. She is as dumb as a blonde can be, in spite of being a brunette. Shaina loves Ranvir but through a twist of fate gets married to his younger brother Rajiv. When she discovers that Rajiv is a chronic alcoholic, her world is shattered.<br/><br/>Ranvir too is disturbed as he has sacrificed his love for his younger brother because Rajiv had promised him that if he gets married to Shaina, he will leave alcohol forever. Rajiv after getting married breaks his promise and the story starts getting complicated. In a weak moment Ranvir and Shaina come very close to each other, and an affair starts between the younger brother's wife and the elder brother.<br/><br/>When the younger brother starts suspecting his wife, all hell breaks loose. A murder is committed, a contract killing is issued, double crossings become the order of the day, betrayals are executed at the blink of an eye, and a point comes where you cannot pick the good from the bad, the evil from the righteous and the tame from the wild.<br/><br/>A sharp tongued detective R.D., getting wise on the proceedings, starts an intriguing investigation with his brainless bimbo assistant Mini, and the story starts to move at a breakneck speed, full of unexpected twists and turns making the climax of the movie impossible to predict. A back drop of horse racing, the beautiful locales of Durban and edge of the seat excitement are the crux of Race.<br/>Ranvir (Saif Ali Khan) is a successful horse breeder with a history of training and showing winning race horses in South Africa. Rajiv (Akshaye Khanna), Ranvir's brother, is also in the racing world, but he is less cutthroat in his job and, as a result, has not produced the same number of winning ponies. However, Rajiv shows his prickly side when he steals Ranvir's girlfriend, Sonia (Bipasha Basu), and hatches a nefarious plot to take over his sibling's thriving business as well.<br/>")
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_no-rate-cuts-in-sight-federal-reserve-expected-to-hold-steady-on-rates-with-a-39bumpier-path39-to-2-inflation.jpg "The Federal Reserve is expected to maintain the benchmark federal funds rate at around 5.3% during their meeting due to higher-than-expected inflation in the first quarter. Rate cuts are likely to be postponed, and officials may stress their willingness to keep rates at a level that significantly restrains economic activity for a longer period. Fed Chair Jerome Powell is anticipated to discuss the recent inflation setback and its effect on the interest-rate outlook, with the possibility of either a \")
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_browns-select-mike-hall-with-no-54-pick-in-2024-nfl-draft.jpg "Browns Select Mike Hall With No. 54 Pick in 2024 NFL Draft from sophia the first inflation berry duke 96")
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_39one-tree-hill39-star-sophia-bush-opens-up-about-relationship-with-ashlyn-harris-124-thr-news-video.jpg "Sophia Bush is opening up about her sexuality and confirming her relationship with Ashlyn Harris. The 'One Tree Hill' star self-authored a new Glamour cover story in which she wrote about coming out, her divorce from Grant Hughes and her personal fertility journey.")
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_trkiye-55-cities-held-rallies-on-labor-day.jpg "*Citizens commemorate International Workers’ Day<br/>*Commemorations began with tributes to the victims of the 1977 attacks against May 1st demonstration<br/>*Govt. deployed 42,000 police officers to ensure security throughout the day<br/>*Trade Unions call to fight inflation and reform tax system<br/>*Trade Unions also called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza")
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_walmart-unveils-new-private-label-offering-trend-driven-foods-aiming-to-retain-shoppers-amid-inflation.webp "Walmart is launching a new grocery private label brand called BetterGoods focused on trend-driven, chef-inspired foods priced mostly under $5. Walmart's grocery sales rose nearly 7% last fiscal year, making it the largest U.S. grocer by revenue. BetterGoods will feature items in categories like frozen foods, dairy, and snacks across culinary, plant-based, and certain-ingredient lines. It joins Walmart's existing Great Value brand, the largest grocery private label brand by revenue. The launch aims to retain inflation-driven grocery shoppers and fend off competitors emphasizing private labels like Aldi, Lidl and Trader Joe's.")
_stax-soulsville-u-s-a.webp "STAX Soulsville U.S.A. Trailer HD - Documentary series - Story of an underdog, interracial record label that ushered in the groundbreaking music of Otis Redding, Isaac Hayes, Booker T. & the M.G.’s, The Staple Singers, Sam & Dave and many others - Plot synopsis: By 1973, Stax Records was one of the recording industry’s most influential producers of soul music, breaking acts such as Otis Redding, Isaac Hayes, Booker T. & the M.G.’s, Sam & Dave, and many more. In just under two decades, the scrappy outsider had grown from a modest family-owned record store and studio in Memphis, TN to a trailblazing global music label. STAX: SOULSVILLE U.S.A. chronicles the audacious group of individuals who dared to make music on their own terms, smashing racial barriers and defining an era and leaving an enduring musical legacy in their wake. Driven by a striking collection of restored and remastered archival performance footage and intimate interviews with key players in the label’s remarkable history, STAX: SOULSVILLE U.S.A. details the unlikely origin story of Stax Records and pays tribute to its complex music library and the legendary artists that emerged from the iconic studio.<br/><br/>Founded in 1957 by Jim Stewart and co-owned with his sister, Estelle Axton, the company drew upon a mix of young, local talent – musicians, songwriters, and producers – who would create the unforgettable Stax sound. Against the backdrop of the American south of the ‘50s, ‘60s, and ‘70s, white and Black artists worked together, defying segregation, and producing hits such as “(Sittin’ On) the Dock of the Bay,” “Soul Man,” “Green Onions,” and the Oscar®-winning “Theme from Shaft.” At the peak of its success, Stax artists commemorated the Watts Rebellion by playing to over 100,000 African Americans at the 1972 benefit concert Wattstax. During an era of major social turbulence, systemic inequity, and racial tensions, Stax, an integrated company, saw stunning artistic and cultural success, and managed to rebound from repeated business setbacks and tragic losses before the studio ultimately dissolved after fifteen pioneering years. <br/><br/>STAX: Soulsville, U.S.A.Releases on HBO and Streams on MAX on May 20 & 21st 2024<br/><br/>Directed by Jamila Wignot <br/>Produced by Jamila Wignot and Kara Elverson<br/>Executive Produced by Ezra Edelman, Caroline Waterlow, Nigel Sinclair, Nicholas Ferrall, Scott Pascucci, Sophia Dilley, Michele Smith, Jody Gerson, David Blackman, Charlie Cohen, and Ron Broitman<br/>Featuring Otis Redding, Estelle Axton, Al Bell, Steve Cropper, Isaac Hayes, Booker T. Jones, Sam Moore, Deanie Parker, David Porter, Jim Stewart, Carla Thomas")
_research-backs-australian-farmers-growing-juniper-berries-to-support-the-nations-gin-industry.webp "Farming in the snowy Monaro traditionally involves two things: sheep and cattle. The region, just south of Canberra, is better known for Merino Wool production. In the town of Bombala, one family has decided to change the game by embarking on an unusual path by growing Juniper berries. Supporting the nations gin industry.")
_stv-strike-action-in-glasgow.webp "Union ‘optimistic’ as STV staff go on strike for second time in pay dispute<br/>NUJ members at STV are seeking a 6% pay rise.<br/><br/>More talks with management are expected after STV journalists walked out on strike for a second time in a dispute over pay, a union organiser has said.<br/><br/>The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) is seeking a 6% pay rise for members at broadcaster STV to “keep pace with inflation” during the cost-of-living crisis.<br/><br/>NUJ representatives and staff attended the STV annual general meeting (AGM) in Glasgow on Wednesday where they put questions about the dispute to the board.<br/><br/>Nick McGowan-Lowe, NUJ national organiser for Scotland, said they are optimistic the industrial action and attendance at the AGM has “had the desired effect” and said that more talks with management are now planned.<br/><br/>The action by NUJ members at STV across Scotland will disrupt news programming on Wednesday, with the flagship STV News At Six programme due to be replaced by Sean’s Scotland, and network show Peston aired in place of Scotland Tonight.<br/><br/>Mr McGowan-Lowe said there was a “strong” presence on the picket line in Glasgow, where staff were joined by colleagues who had travelled from Dundee and Edinburgh.<br/><br/>He said: “We put questions to the board about the dispute highlighting that, and as a result both the chair and the chief executive have committed to get back into talks as soon as possible.<br/><br/>“At the moment the next step is more talks to moving towards a resolution so we remain optimistic that today’s strike action and attendance at the AGM has had the desired effect.<br/><br/>“I really think we showed our strength today and I’m hoping that management at STV have understood that they need to take control of this dispute and sit round the table to work out an agreement.”<br/><br/>The strike comes after union members walked out for 24 hours on March 28 and the latest pay offer put forward by the company was rejected by staff.<br/>NUJ members at STV around the country including Inverness, Aberdeen, Edinburgh, Dundee and Glasgow walked out for 24 hours on Wednesday.<br/><br/>On the picket line in Glasgow they held banners calling for “Fair pay for journalists” and “Fair pay now”.<br/><br/>An STV spokesperson said: “STV has always been open to dialogue and today both our chair and chief executive reiterated the company’s willingness to continue discussions and hope for a swift resolution.”<br/><br/>The company added: “We’re disappointed that following discussions and an enhanced offer being made, members of the NUJ have decided to proceed with strike action on May 1.<br/><br/>“We understand that almost half of NUJ members voted to accept the enhanced offer, which included a bonus payment for all STV staff.<br/><br/>“We remain open to further dialogue but the NUJ’s claim for an above inflation pay increase of 6% – nearly twice the current level of inflation – is unrealistic and unaffordable. We have made clear that we will not agree a separate deal for NUJ members in excess of the award for all colleagues; and we mainta")
_research-backs-australian-farmers-growing-juniper-berries-to-support-the-nations-gin-industry.webp "Farming in the snowy Monaro traditionally involves two things: sheep and cattle. The region, just south of Canberra, is better known for Merino Wool production. In the town of Bombala, one family has decided to change the game by embarking on an unusual path by growing Juniper berries. Supporting the nations gin industry.")
_heineken-slammed-for-felling-300-acre-orchard-the-size-of-140-football-pitches.webp "Heineken has been slammed for chopping down a 300-acre orchard - the size of 140 football pitches.<br/><br/>The UK's largest cider maker has felled the huge site - also home to a significant number migratory birds.<br/><br/>Heineken has now 'levelled' Penrhos Orchard, on the Offa's Dyke path in Monmouthshire, Wales.<br/><br/>According to the BBC, Heineken uprooted thousands of trees planted in 1997 as it wants to sell the land as they had a surplus of apples - but a demand decline for cider.<br/><br/>Environmentalists have shown concerns about the impact this felling will have on migratory bird populations - particularly wintering thrush species such as fieldfare and redwing, who eat autumn berries then move on to apple crops and have been seen in significant numbers amongst the area.<br/><br/>Though Heineken has insisted it acted in accordance with the Wildlife Act.")
_sophia-bush-reflects-on-coming-out-as-queer-and-her-92.webp "Sophia Bush reflected on her decision to share insight into her private life in a revealing Glamour cover story about her divorce and coming out as queer. In her essay, Bush revealed what led to her split from Grant Hughes and confirmed her relationship with Ashlyn Harris. The 'One Tree Hill' alum shared that by changing the course of her life and making the difficult decision to divorce Hughes and come out as queer, she found true happiness.")
_race---full-movie---saif-ali-khan-katrina-kaif-anil-kapoor.webp "Race: Saif Ali Khan, Anil Kapoor, Akshaye Khanna, Katrina Kaif, Bipasha Basu, Sameera Reddy.<br/><br/>Movie Story:<br/>Sophia (Katrina Kaif) is Ranvir's personal secretary. She adores her boss and loves him. Ranvir is totally unaware of her feeling and regards her adoration as her efficiency. Shaina (Bipasha Basu) is an upcoming Indian ramp model in Durban. She and Ranvir share a very beautiful relationship, which is just on the borderline of love.<br/><br/>R.D. (Anil Kapoor) is a flamboyant police detective who lives by his wits. He has a strange addiction to fruits. He provides the film with witty humor and a very intriguing murder investigation. Mini (Sameera Raddy) is R.D's personal assistant. She is as dumb as a blonde can be, in spite of being a brunette. Shaina loves Ranvir but through a twist of fate gets married to his younger brother Rajiv. When she discovers that Rajiv is a chronic alcoholic, her world is shattered.<br/><br/>Ranvir too is disturbed as he has sacrificed his love for his younger brother because Rajiv had promised him that if he gets married to Shaina, he will leave alcohol forever. Rajiv after getting married breaks his promise and the story starts getting complicated. In a weak moment Ranvir and Shaina come very close to each other, and an affair starts between the younger brother's wife and the elder brother.<br/><br/>When the younger brother starts suspecting his wife, all hell breaks loose. A murder is committed, a contract killing is issued, double crossings become the order of the day, betrayals are executed at the blink of an eye, and a point comes where you cannot pick the good from the bad, the evil from the righteous and the tame from the wild.<br/><br/>A sharp tongued detective R.D., getting wise on the proceedings, starts an intriguing investigation with his brainless bimbo assistant Mini, and the story starts to move at a breakneck speed, full of unexpected twists and turns making the climax of the movie impossible to predict. A back drop of horse racing, the beautiful locales of Durban and edge of the seat excitement are the crux of Race.<br/>Ranvir (Saif Ali Khan) is a successful horse breeder with a history of training and showing winning race horses in South Africa. Rajiv (Akshaye Khanna), Ranvir's brother, is also in the racing world, but he is less cutthroat in his job and, as a result, has not produced the same number of winning ponies. However, Rajiv shows his prickly side when he steals Ranvir's girlfriend, Sonia (Bipasha Basu), and hatches a nefarious plot to take over his sibling's thriving business as well.<br/>")
_no-rate-cuts-in-sight-federal-reserve-expected-to-hold-steady-on-rates-with-a-39bumpier-path39-to-2-inflation.webp "The Federal Reserve is expected to maintain the benchmark federal funds rate at around 5.3% during their meeting due to higher-than-expected inflation in the first quarter. Rate cuts are likely to be postponed, and officials may stress their willingness to keep rates at a level that significantly restrains economic activity for a longer period. Fed Chair Jerome Powell is anticipated to discuss the recent inflation setback and its effect on the interest-rate outlook, with the possibility of either a \")
_browns-select-mike-hall-with-no-54-pick-in-2024-nfl-draft.webp "Browns Select Mike Hall With No. 54 Pick in 2024 NFL Draft from sophia the first inflation berry duke 96")
_39one-tree-hill39-star-sophia-bush-opens-up-about-relationship-with-ashlyn-harris-124-thr-news-video.webp "Sophia Bush is opening up about her sexuality and confirming her relationship with Ashlyn Harris. The 'One Tree Hill' star self-authored a new Glamour cover story in which she wrote about coming out, her divorce from Grant Hughes and her personal fertility journey.")
_trkiye-55-cities-held-rallies-on-labor-day.webp "*Citizens commemorate International Workers’ Day<br/>*Commemorations began with tributes to the victims of the 1977 attacks against May 1st demonstration<br/>*Govt. deployed 42,000 police officers to ensure security throughout the day<br/>*Trade Unions call to fight inflation and reform tax system<br/>*Trade Unions also called for an immediate ceasefire in Gaza")
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