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Coverage of wages and social assistance debates
The article covers emergency assistance and wage correction, including Khaouli's objections to Wage Index Committee compromises he considered inadequate amid collapsing purchasing power.
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Articles & analysis
Analysis, articles and extended reporting on trade unions and public affairs. This category does not imply academic research or authorship by Maroun El Khaouli.
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Critical analysis of tax reform and union roles
The article critically assesses tax reform and strikes, alleging political ties of unions including Khaouli's; the archive records the author's interpretation without adopting it.
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Teachers' crisis and freedom of union activity
The article recounts public school teachers' deteriorating livelihoods and documents a conference at Khaouli's union headquarters on union freedom following a legal challenge to a ministerial decision.
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Historical union leadership profile in the June 2009 issue
The Monthly’s June 2009 issue documented Afif Zinati and Maroun al-Khawli successively heading the syndicate, identifying 1986 as the start of Khaouli’s presidency.
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Published diplomatic cable on the economy and May 2008 strike
Cable dated 2008-05-09: A US Embassy cable reproduced in the WikiLeaks archive reported Khaouli’s assessment of political motives behind the May 7 strike, within diplomatic analysis of Lebanon’s economy.
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Historical cable on wage demands and the May 7 strike
Cable dated 2008-05-06: The published diplomatic cable recorded Khaouli’s forecasts for wages and transport allowances and his assessment of political participation in the May 7 strike as historical testimony.
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Critical monitoring of rhetoric on Syrians in June 2023
Akhbar Alsaha monitored June statements on Syrians, including Khaouli’s demographic arguments, presenting a critical reading of rhetoric it characterizes as racist and socially harmful.
The total counts indexed publications, not separate events. Different publishers may cover the same statement. This is a growing archive, not an exhaustive record.