Social politics refers to the intersection of social issues and political action, emphasizing how government policies, laws, and political processes affect social conditions and relationships within a society. It encompasses the study and advocacy of issues such as poverty, education, healthcare, civil rights, and social justice, as well as how these factors influence political behavior and decision-making. Social politics aims to address inequalities and promote the well-being of individuals and communities through organized social movements, legislation, and public policies. It examines the role of various stakeholders, including the government, non-profit organizations, community groups, and citizens, in shaping social outcomes and fostering equitable social practices.
Workers at Cetursa have paused their planned strikes at Sierra Nevada due to ongoing negotiations. The suspension follows deliberations among major unions, wary of mandatory minimum services imposed by the…