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why the worker in the Moscow and Russian go on strike ​

Answer 1

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MOSCOW — In the far east, the teachers went on strike. In central Russia, it was the employees of a metallurgical plant. In St. Petersburg, autoworkers laid down their tools. And at a remote construction site in Siberia, laborers painted their complaints in gigantic white letters on the roofs of their dormitories.

The past few months have seen a number of walkouts and hunger strikes by various sections of the Russian working class to protest their growing social misery and exploitation. The vast majority of these strikes are organized independently of the trade unions, which are closely integrated with the Russian state apparatus and oligarchy.

Answer 2

Unpaid Russian Workers Unite in Protest Against PutinUnpaid Russian Workers Unite in Protest Against Putin.

MOSCOW -- In the far east, the teachers went on strike. In central Russia, it was the employees of a metallurgical plant.

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