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إضراب شامل لتجار سوق ليبيا احتجاجاً على حظر الاستيراد وفرض الضرائب
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إضراب شامل لتجار سوق ليبيا احتجاجاً على حظر الاستيراد وفرض الضرائب

Al-Rakoba about 1 hour 1 mins read
الراكوبة: متابعات نفذ تجار سوق ليبيا بأم درمان إضراباً شاملاً عن العمل احتجاجاً على قرارات سلطات الأمر الواقع بحظر استيراد سلع ضرورية. وأكد التجار أن الإضراب سيستمر إلى أجل غير مسمى للضغط على السلطات لرفع الحظر عن استيراد السلع تخفيفاً لمعاناة المواطنين. وقال التجار إن السلطات تحاول منعهم من استيراد السلع لصالح جهات تسعى لتخريب …

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