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$90,000 For Daughter of Assassinated Union Representative

A representative for an international trade union was on official business meeting with trade union leaders in El Salvador, when he was assassinated by anti-union criminals. Even though the assassination was due to rogue criminals unaffiliated with the union, Our Team was able to secure a $90,000 lump sum settlement for the union representative’s daughter.

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