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English translation and listen to the song inside… President Joe Biden joined United Auto Workers strikers on their picket line Tuesday as their work stoppage against major carmakers hit day 12 a demonstration of support for organized labor apparently unparalleled in presidential history United Auto Workers members and their president said they were pleased to see President Joe Biden join picketing workers in suburban Detroit (Sept President Joe Biden joins striking United Auto Workers on the picket line President Joe Biden greets striking United Auto Workers on the picket line speaks while surrounded by farm workers at Muranaka Farms Tuesday to announce that the United Farm Workers will endorse President Joe Biden for president in 2024 (AP) — President Joe Biden grabbed a bullhorn on the picket line Tuesday and urged striking auto workers to “stick with it” in an unparalleled show of support for organized labor by a modern president Donning a union ballcap and exchanging fist bumps Biden told United Auto Workers strikers that “you deserve the significant raise you need” as he stopped in the Detroit area just a day ahead of a planned visit by former President Donald Trump the frontrunner for the Republican nomination in next year’s election no wheels!” workers chanted as Biden arrived at a General Motors parts distribution warehouse one of several facilities that has been targeted in a widening strike now in its 12th day Despite concerns that a prolonged strike could undermine the economy particularly in the crucial battleground state of Michigan the Democratic president encouraged workers to keep fighting for better wages at a time when car companies have seen rising profits one of their demands over the course of negotiations I think they should be able to bargain for that.” He’s repeatedly argued that auto companies have not gone far enough to meet union demands especially after making concessions in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis you saved the automobile industry back in 2008 .. Now they’re doing incredibly well and guess what FILE - United Auto Workers members and supporters picket outside a General Motors facility in Langhorne The White House said Biden was the first modern president to visit a picket line a sign of how far he’s willing to go to cultivate union support as he runs for reelection Lawmakers often appear at strikes to show solidarity with unions and Biden joined picket lines with casino workers in Las Vegas and auto workers in Kansas City while seeking the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination who have to balance the rights of workers with disruptions to the economy supply chains and other facets of everyday life have stayed out of the strike fray — until Biden Trump called Biden’s visit “nothing more than a PR stunt from Crooked Joe Biden to distract and gaslight the American people from his disastrous Bidenomics policies that have led to so much economic misery across the country.” FILE - President Joe Biden pauses after answering a question about the auto workers strike as he speaks in the Roosevelt Room of the White House in Washington The president spent less than half an hour at the Willow Run parts distribution warehouse where he was joined by UAW President Shawn Fain who rode with Biden in the presidential limousine to the picket line for coming to stand up with us in our generation-defining moment,” said Fain who described the union as engaged in a “kind of war” against “corporate greed.” Labor historians said they could not recall an instance when a sitting president had joined an ongoing strike even during the tenures of ardent pro-union presidents such as Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Harry Truman Theodore Roosevelt invited labor leaders alongside mine operators to the White House amid a historic coal strike in 1902 a decision that was seen at the time as a rare embrace of unions as Roosevelt tried to resolve the dispute Asked about that after landing in Michigan Biden told reporters that “I’m not worried about that.” Fain later said any endorsements would come later “We’ve got to get good contracts first and we’ll work out those things down the road,” he said At least one warehouse worker on the picket line was not swayed by the visit but said it wouldn’t necessarily deter him from voting Republican in 2024 It should hopefully put some pressure on the company The White House is behind us” Cranford said he said he and many union members disagree with Democrats on securing the borders And he said both Trump and Biden were too old for the job said Biden would be better for the middle class than Trump “He supports the people in regards to coming out here showing solidarity with the UAW workers,” Mitchell said Mitchell said workers are concerned that the transition from internal combustion vehicles may cost them jobs “We haven’t really gotten to that point to see the job losses yet,” he said “So we can’t look into the future to kind of see what’s really going to happen But we’re all a little worried about that right now.” Trump is skipping the second Republican primary debate on Wednesday and will meet with striking autoworkers in Michigan seeking to capitalize on discontent over the state of the economy and anger over the Biden administration’s push for more electric vehicles — a key component of its clean-energy agenda White House officials dismissed any notion that Trump forced their hand and noted that Biden headed to Michigan at the request of Fain who last week invited the sitting president to join the strikers The Biden administration has no formal role in the negotiations and the White House pulled back a decision from the president earlier this month to send two key deputies to Michigan after determining it would be more productive for the advisers Gene Sperling and acting Labor Secretary Julie Su Fain said Tuesday that negotiations were moving slowly and they’ll escalate the strike to more plants if they need to Associated Press writer Jill Colvin in Summerville your new go-to podcast to spice up your weekday mornings with relevant news and behind-the-scenes from Brussels and beyond From the economy to the climate and the EU's role in world affairs this talk show sheds light on European affairs and the issues that impact on our daily lives as Europeans Tune in to understand the ins and outs of European politics Dare to imagine the future with business and tech visionaries Deep dive conversations with business leaders Euronews Tech Talks goes beyond discussions to explore the impact of new technologies on our lives the podcast provides valuable insights into the intersection of technology and society Europe's water is under increasing pressure floods are taking their toll on our drinking water Join us on a journey around Europe to see why protecting ecosystems matters and to discover some of the best water solutions an animated explainer series and live debate - find out why Water Matters We give you the latest climate facts from the world’s leading source analyse the trends and explain how our planet is changing We meet the experts on the front line of climate change who explore new strategies to mitigate and adapt Leading Belarus opposition politician Nikolai Statkevich was jailed on Monday amid a crackdown on protesters who rallied against President Alexander Lukashenko's re-election bid Statkevich was handed a 15-day jail term after taking part in Sunday's protest in Minsk according to Belarusian human rights group Viasna Statkevich was sentenced to six years in prison for involvement in protests after the 2010 presidential election - where he had unsuccessfully run as a candidate - and is barred from running again Amnesty International reported in 2012 that he was facing 10 days in a punishment cell "for refusing to sign a confession" other 50 opposition activists were arrested by police last week while they were gathering signatures to allow opponents to participate in the presidential election bringing arrests to more than a hundred in May People arrested included supporters of blogger Sergei Tikhanovsky who was banned from running in the elections Viasna said the interior ministry told them that a criminal investigation had been opened into an alleged act of violence against police officers in which Tsikhanouski and other detainees were allegedly involved With regards to the upcoming election, Viasna has in particular criticised the formation of the election commissions The human rights group condemned the lack of "legal guarantees for the representation in the election commissions of all political entities participating in the election results in an arbitrary and discriminatory approach to opposition parties and groups" Lukashenko has been Belarus' president since the office was established and is seeking a sixth term in the presidential vote scheduled for August 9 During legislative elections last year, the opposition did not win any seats in parliament The electoral process was criticised by a joint observation mission formed by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) and the Council of Europe "Fundamental freedoms were disregarded and the integrity of the election process was not adequately safeguarded in the early parliamentary elections in Belarus even if the number of registered candidates increased," it said “These elections have demonstrated an overall lack of respect for democratic commitments,” special Co-ordinator and leader of the OSCE short-term observer mission Margareta Cederfelt said “In a country in which the power and independence of parliament are limited and fundamental freedoms are restricted for both voters and candidates parliamentary elections are in danger of becoming a formality.” By Julia Pinto Music Each year, artists from all over the globe fly in to join us at the SXSW Music Festival in Austin we're shining a light on 2023 Showcasing Artists hailing from Puerto Rico the Puerto Rico Independent Musicians & Artists Fund will present a Showcase that includes artists UnÁnima The PRIMA Fund is a collective of musicians and artists with the mission of helping sustain the independent musical community in Puerto Rico it is a trusted and vital resource for the music community in Puerto Rico Keep reading for the list of talented Boricuas and dive into the sounds of Puerto Rico by tuning into El Flow: SXSW Puerto Rico Artists on Spotify. Don't be shy and discover more through the SXSW Schedule to explore the still-growing lineup of Showcasing Artists Considered a global phenomenon, Alejo has been strengthening his musical career with a unique sound and style. The voice of songs such as "Pantysito," "Un Viaje," "Se Enamoró de un Reggaetonero" and "La Pelikula" has collaborated with numerous important artists in the urban genre, including Karol G, Feid, Wisin, Jay Wheeler and Nio García, among other greats.Add to Schedule Ruben Borrero best known as his stage name The Color Brown, is a Poet, rapper, and singer. Currently residing between Los Angeles and Chicago, Ruben stays true to his motherland Carolina, Puerto Rico by incorporating hip hop, Latin trap, pop and RnB.Add to Schedule iLe is the stage name of singer and songwriter Ileana Mercedes Cabra Joglar. Before undertaking a solo career she was best known as a singer with Calle 13 under her nickname PG-13. iLe's sound changes from release to release, but it's rooted in classic Latin styles. Her sophomore release, ‘Almadura’ was nominated for a 2020 Grammy in the "Best Rock, Urban Or Alternative Album" category. Add to Schedule RaiNao is passionate about music and art. Ever since starting her life project, she naturally creates from her ideas, criterion, knowledge, and love for diversity. Her journey has consisted of other loves like the saxophone, acting, and audiovisual production but she has fallen in love with urban music. Add to Schedule Stay tuned for 2023 SXSW Music Festival announcements dropping each Thursday in the lead up to the event Join us for SXSW 2023 from March 10-19 to experience live music performances Register Now Keep up with the latest from SX – follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and SXSW News Teaser Photo: The Color Brown - SXSW 2023 - Photo by Val Vega By Julia Pinto By Kate Smith Sign up to receive the latest announcements Privacy Policy | Trademark Guidelines | Terms of Use | Copyright Notice By Imelda GarcíaStaff Writer but this time with the nostalgia of Mexican aguas frescas Picadas is the first Mexican hard seltzer agua fresca that combines real fruit juice with cane sugar alcohol in three flavors: mango The brand, now available in 200 H-E-B stores in Texas for whom aguas frescas were a regular occurrence in his family “I craved the agua fresca flavors I grew up with that none of the American ready-to-drink options really captured,” Martinez told The Dallas Morning News Eat Drink D-FWThe latest food and drink reviews GoogleFacebookBy signing up you agree to our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy Martinez was born in Mexico and studied for an MBA at Stanford and that’s where the idea for his business was born The recipe is actually an adaptation of the one his grandmother used to make at home for her family The name of the drink comes from Mexicans’ taste for drinks “con piquete,” colloquial Mexican slang meaning “spiked” or “with alcohol,” so the natural name became “Picadas.” In Mexico, the custom of drinking aguas frescas without alcohol is widespread. Aguas frescas of various fruits are found in businesses such as paleterías or from street vendors who offer them in the warmer months “The good thing about creating aguas frescas is that the possibilities are virtually endless Anything fruit-based can become an agua fresca,” said Martinez who plans to offer more flavors in the future as well as horchata (rice milk and cinnamon) Picadas offered an alternative to adults looking for a refreshing drink with just a hint of “piquete.” lime and chili powder to dip or “escarchar” a cup or the can Martinez partnered with Austin-based Redbud Brands to expand into the U.S Each 12-ounce can contains 130 calories and 4.5% abv. Six-packs retail for $10.99 at H-E-B in Texas. drinkpicadas.com. She previously worked as a reporter for Al Día the Spanish-language publication of The DMN she developed most of her career in national outlets in México La salsa tiene mi son by Elito Revé y su Charangón won the Popular Dancing Music at Cubadisco 2016 Other winners include Vamos pa’l monte by lute player Barbarito Torres y su Piquete Please enter an answer in digits:16 − five = This documentary follows union leaders as they battle for workers’ pay rises Brace for infuriating pundits and heartbreaking picket lines He’s against God,” shouts a protester as Mick Lynch and the rest of the RMT delegation arrive for talks You need a thick skin to be a union leader in 2023 Strike: Inside the Unions profiles three senior union figures as a winter of discontent blossoms into a spring of something worse I never thought I’d see the day: since Margaret Thatcher’s defeat of the miners’ strike in 1985 it has seemed scarcely credible that organised labour could galvanise widespread industrial action along with Unite’s Sharon Graham and the RCN’s Pat Cullen sparring with my most esteemed media colleagues We follow them while they shadow box a government that postures as though it isn’t wearing gloves and is definitely not coaching pay review bodies between rounds Although two-thirds of the leaders profiled here are women it’s Lynch and his unremittingly male negotiating team who are the focus Time and again they strut in tweeds and flat caps through the streets to another face-off with the running dogs of capital Not everybody in the media is a government lickspittle without two brain cells to rub together but sometimes this programme makes you wonder presenter Mike Graham nominates RMT general secretary Lynch as Plank of the Week for fighting for a pay rise for his members although the cut in real wages train workers TV critics and other key workers over the past decade – plus the growing incidence of workers using food banks and taking second jobs – suggests Graham has got his sums wrong He’s the shock jock who damned Insulate Britain’s Cameron Ford for being a carpenter and thus depleting natural resources Neither the government nor the companies involved in these many disputes agreed to take part in this series so the makers strive for balance by including clips from the likes of Grant Shapps saying inflation is Vladimir Putin’s fault We see Rishi Sunak tell us that the RCN’s call for a rise of 5% above inflation (which “I think most people watching would realise that is not affordable.” I’d like to see the prime minister’s data for that belief. Mine suggests most people believe that the ones who don’t know what most people think are the politicians who have had a £250,000 swimming pool installed at their grade-II listed manor house requiring a special supply from the electricity company during a cost of living crisis Pat Cullen notes that the 4% pay rise offered to nurses by the independent pay review body actually represents a pay cut She also argues that there’s nothing independent about the pay review body: it’s a fig leaf hiding government policy finds it curious to have negotiations with railway companies that have little room to manoeuvre since they are those companies could negotiate independently there might have been no need for strike action as his assistant general secretary Eddie Dempsey puts it: “They’ve got a government that has cut their budgets and they ain’t got enough money We’ve got members who ain’t got enough money Cards on the table: throughout my career I have been a member of the Nation Union of Journalists (other There is one moment that captures how difficult and divisive strike action is arrives early at Walworth bus garage on the first day of a proposed 10-day strike by Abellio bus drivers in south London It’s dark and no other pickets have arrived when she notices headlamps come on and a bus start moving toward her the first female general secretary of Unite tells us that while Abellio made £350m profits in 2022 its bus drivers are the poorest paid in London Free weekly newsletterGet the best TV reviews news and features in your inbox every Monday perhaps not so much at Mark breaking ranks as at the hardship for bus drivers given that it comes at a time when profits are soaring Strike: Inside the Unions was on BBC Two and is available on iPlayer Home E-Paper Traffic Cameras Classifieds Covid 19 Transprrancy Advocacy Group of TT and the Civil and Human Rights Alliance sit outside the home of Paria Terminal Operations Manager Collin Piper at Gulf View Black can­dles were lit out­side the home of Paria’s Ter­mi­nal Man­ag­er Collin Piper at Gulf View on Tues­day night as ac­tivists from sev­er­al groups gath­ered for a sec­ond con­sec­u­tive night to de­mand an­swers about the deaths of four divers The gath­er­ing start­ed with three mem­bers of the First Wave Move­ment Pres­i­dent of the South Oropouche River­ine Flood Ac­tion Group Ed­ward Mood­ie ar­rived a short while lat­er fol­lowed by mem­bers of the Re­spon­si­ble Par­ents Group of TT COVID-19 Trans­paren­cy Ad­vo­ca­cy Group of TT and the Civ­il and Hu­man Rights Al­liance Piper’s neigh­bours peeped out of their homes as the ac­tivists rang the door­bell and then sat with­out masks in front of Piper’s front gates Po­lice of­fi­cers ar­rived a short while lat­er in a pan­el van But they left af­ter see­ing the gath­er­ing Ab­dul­lah said they planned to con­tin­ue pick­et­ing out­side the homes of man­agers who have failed to meet with griev­ing rel­a­tives “ I am call­ing for a swift au­dit in­to the health and safe­ty prac­tices in Paria and it would be im­por­tant to go be­yond Collin Piper was al­so em­ployed in that pipeline.” they ran out the back door and they nev­er met with us This is the most dis­gust­ing in­ves­ti­ga­tion and there is no pro­fes­sion­al­ism He said the Coast Guard divers should have been pre­pared “We want in­ter­na­tion­al in­ves­ti­ga­tors to come in and it is time for re­al ac­count­abil­i­ty,” Mood­ie said He said many non-gov­ern­men­tal or­gan­i­sa­tions and pri­vate in­ter­est groups have shown out­rage for what hap­pened to the divers said he knew one of the divers Yusuff Hen­ry “He grew up to be a bril­liant young man and it is sad There must be swift jus­tice for the peo­ple who are re­spon­si­ble for what hap­pened The Oil­field Work­ers Trade Union has al­so been pick­et­ing the homes of oth­er Paria man­agers since the in­ci­dent CLICK FOR MORE STO­RIES Guardian Media is the premier provider of multimedia solutions and authoritative insight on news TBC Radio Network and The Big Board Company Send us an e-mail here or call us at +1-(868)-225-4465 / +1-(868)-235-5668