Judicial branch workers protest in Hidalgo and Acapulco over pay and workloads
What happened
According to headlines from Yahoo, El Sur Acapulco and El Sol de Hidalgo, workers of Mexico's judicial branch (Poder Judicial de la Federación) held protests in Hidalgo and at a tribunal in Acapulco, Guerrero. Reported demands include wage increases and better working conditions.
When it started
The available headlines do not give exact dates for these protests.
How it spread
Reports describe workers gathering at courts and tribunals to demand a salary increase and labor improvements. Workers also said, according to El Sol de Hidalgo, that they face heavy workloads and a risk of reassignments.
Why it matters
The sources do not say what the judicial authorities have responded or whether any agreement has been reached. The reports only describe the workers' complaints and demands.
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