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BREAKING NEWS: Heavy Equipment Workers blocked Semsamar and Marigot over unpaid wages.

November 25, 2016

BREAKING NEWS: Heavy Equipment Workers blocked Semsamar and Marigot over unpaid wages.
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MARIGOT:--- Scores of heavy equipment owners and workers started a protest early Thursday morning by taking their heavy equipment’s and blocking the entrance of Semsamar located on Marigot waterfront.
According to one protestor is that Semsamar owed some of them for years and the action that began Thursday morning is to ensure they are being paid what is owed to them.
Several heavy equipment and small trucks are being used in the protest action. SMN News will be updating this article throughout the day as the protest continues.

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BREAKING NEWS: Heavy Equipment Workers blocked Semsamar and Marigot over unpaid wages.

Source: http://www.sxm-talks.com/st-martin-news-network/breaking-news-heavy-equipment-workers-blocked-semsamar-and-marigot-over-unpaid-wages/

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