RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Once again, truck drivers are considering paralyzing the country. The teamsters have been said to be in a "state of strike" since last Saturday, and over the weekend, leaders of the sector's entities have criticized President Jair Bolsonaro.
This Monday, 18, the associations promise to deliver a list of demands to the government. According to the entities, positive signals are necessary to avoid a nationwide strike on November 1. The government, however, minimizes the mobilization.
On the truckers' agenda is compliance by owners with the minimum payment for road haulage, an early retirement age for . . .
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