Japanese Media Keeps Exposing K-Pop Idols' Private Lives - KpopNewsHub – Latest K-Pop News, Idols & Korean Entertainment

“K-Pop” and the South Korean news outlet Dispatch go hand in hand when it comes to breaking news and dating announcements. Japanese media, however, has also

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12 May 1978: Saab Scania strike

On this day, 12 May 1978, dayshift toolroom workers at the Saab-Scania auto plant in Sao Bernardo, Brazil, decided to stop work, in spite of the military regime

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11 May 1894: Pullman strike

On this day, 11 May 1894, the Pullman railroad strike began in Chicago following the firing of three workers the previous day, called by Eugene Debs’ American

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10 May 1941: strike of the 100,000

On this day, 10 May 1941, the Strike of the 100,000 took place in Nazi-occupied Belgium, on the first anniversary of the German invasion. Beginning in a steelwo

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9 May 1935: Kingston Dock Boycott

On this day, 9 May 1935, port workers in Kingston, Jamaica refused to load a vessel, the MV Costa Rica. One of their complaints was that they were not being pai

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Kim Hyang Gi, Cha Hak Yeon, And More Face Big Developments Within Their Lives And Fiction In "Absolute Value Of Romance" - KpopNewsHub – Latest K-Pop News, Idols & Korean Entertainment

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8 May 1978: Peru great education strike

On this day, 8 May 1978, education workers in Peru launched their first "great strike" against the military dictatorship of Francisco Morales-Bermúdez. Workers

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7 May 1912: NYC waiters strike

On this day, 7 May 1912, the first general strike for waiters and hotel workers in New York City began when 150 workers at the Belmont Hotel walked out on strik

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