A trucking strike in Brazil paralyzed the country for 10 days in 2018 but problems didn't end there. This article by a man who witnessed the entire thing from Sao Paolo says that systemic instability has been ongoing.
We in the US should take note. Americans often like to think we're immune to the struggles that have occurred in other countries, but yet again, there are warning signs all around us that we, too, could face similar long-term disruptions. And those who don't learn from history are doomed to repeat it, as the old adage cautions.
It's important to note that this isn't to say I'm against the trucker strike - people need to do what they believe is the ethical and moral thing. But we must be aware of the potential consequences and be ready for them.
This is a great read from Fabian, a new writer on my website. Please give him a warm OP welcome because he has much excellent information to share.
The holidays are wonderful, but they sure can be expensive. Who wants to spend a month’s grocery budget on just one meal?
Contrary to what you may think, you don't have to sell a kidney on the black market to put together a memorable and delicious Thanksgiving dinner. You can make a lot of it right from your pantry, and other items from reasonably priced groceries at the store.
