Saúl Méndez
Saúl Méndez is the Secretary General of the National Union of Workers in the Construction Industry and Similar (Suntracs) in Panama. He has been a prominent figure in labor activism, advocating for workers' rights and better conditions in the construction sector. Recently, he has been in the news for leading protests against proposed reforms to the Social Security Fund, which have sparked significant unrest and clashes with police.
Born on Jan 01, 1968 (58 years old)
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Panama:
Saúl Méndez is a union leader and one of the vice presidents excluded from electoral immunity.
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El Salvador:
Saúl Méndez is involved in environmental activism and community organization in Asunción Mita, Jutiapa.
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El Salvador:
Saúl Méndez is mentioned as a collaborator in the context of the Observatorio Regional de Derechos' warnings about surveillance and intimidation during protests in El Salvador.
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El Salvador:
Saúl Méndez is a contributor to Diario Co Latino who reported on the community's concerns regarding police presence.
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El Salvador:
Saúl Méndez is mentioned as a collaborator for the Asociación Salvadoreña de Ayuda Humanitaria PRO-VIDA.
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El Salvador:
Saúl Méndez is a collaborator who reported on the fish mortality in the lagoon of Olomega.
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El Salvador:
Saúl Méndez is involved with the Unión Nacional para la Defensa de la Clase Trabajadora (UNT) and has communicated with the International Labour Organization (OIT) regarding labor rights.
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El Salvador:
Saúl Méndez is a collaborator with the Colectivo de Resistencia Obrera Sindical Salvadoreña (CROSS) which expressed rejection of a proposal for extended work hours.
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El Salvador:
Saúl Méndez is a collaborator involved with the Indigenous Movement for the Articulation of the Struggles of Ancestral Peoples (MILPA) in El Salvador.
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El Salvador:
Saúl Méndez is mentioned as a contributor to the article discussing violence against women in El Salvador.
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