Keffiyeh-clad protestor gets in kiosk worker's face on Barcelona’s famous Rambla to force him to close in ‘solidarity with national strike’
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The creator of Lawtips comments on the confrontation in a kiosk and recalls that joining a strike is a free decision. Recording alone does not allow to determine whether there was a crime.
The owner of a Barcelona kiosk led a tense confrontation with several strikers after refusing to support the strike and defending their right to open the business normally. His decision sparked a conflict that reflects the clash between the right to strike and that of those workers who want to continue their activity.
The scene was tremebunda. The kioskist José Luis Morais demonstrated a remarkable determination by refusing to give in to the pressure of a group of strikers in Barcelona. This professional chose to keep his establishment open and rejected any attempt at coercion, remembering that his right to work is equal to that of those who decide not to attend [...]
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