The management of the Royal Cornwall Hospitals Trust has indicated that they will go ahead with slashing services and jobs despite a 27,000-strong demonstration against the cuts on 27 August. The cuts include the complete closure of one hospital, the closure of an emergency ward of another, and cuts in wards and services elsewhere across the countv. The trust condescendingly claimed that the protestors "are not properly informed". copper mine near Santiago went on strike to demand a pay increase in the wake of a dramatic rise in copper prices to $3.50 a pound compared to just 67 cents a pounds when their last contract was signed in 2003. The mine's principal owner, Anglo-Australian giant BHP-Billiton reported a record
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