Connecticut Workers Rally for Billionaire Tax, Dignity

0:00Connecticut, for all and their allies, are gearing up for international workers-day protests across the state this Friday, with rallies hitting, Hartford, New Haven, Norwalk, Water Berry, and Willemantic. These actions come after a year of federal cuts to snap benefits and Medicaid. Policies the group blames on favoritism toward the wealthy, under the previous Trump administration. Leaders like Constanza Sagovia say working folks are fed up with the squeeze on everyday needs, pushing Hart for billionaire tax on Connecticut's, richest, plus rent control, and stronger immigrant rights. Community College Union, SCIU, Local 1973 is joining in, linking labor fights to education equity amid funding woes and attacks on. Hire, rallies kick off with a 10 a.m. march from Hartford's Bushnell part to the Capitol, where they'll deliver a letter to Governor Ned Lamont, followed. Buy events on the New Haven Green in noon and 5 p.m., Norwalk City Hall at 4 p.m., Water

1:01Berry's Green at 6 p.m., and Willemantic's Jilsen. Square at 5 p.m., a unified call to prioritize working people's dignity, no matter who's in charge. That's your update from Hartford News Today, powered by AI.