Protest
Protest verb - To state as a fact usually forcefully.
Walk out and protest are semantically related. in work to rule topic. In some cases you can use "Walk out" instead a verb "Protest".
Walk out
Walk out verb - Stop work in order to press demands.
Usage example: The employees walked out when their demand for better benefits was not met
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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That same year, Televisa's management's attempted to have SIN produce and broadcast a news program with Jacobo Zabludosky out of Miami, which caused half of the Miami staff (many of them Cuban exiles) to walk out in protest of what they saw as Zabludosky's soft views on Castro's Cuba.
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Bush "Satan" (an appellation he would later reuse for Barack Obama), and where Dubya in turn said that "the Cuban people will be ready for freedom" once Castro kicks the bucket (which made the entire Cuban delegation walk out of the room in protest).
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