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More than 60 former employees of an Italian manufacturing company in India have been arrested for allegedly beating to death the company’s local chief executive officer, police said Tuesday.
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Romanian workers shout anti-government slogans while protesting in Bucharest, Romania, Tuesday Oct. 7, 2008. Up to 10,000 trade union members from all over Romania demanded wage increases during a demonstration to pressure the government before the Nov....
