Spanish Train Drivers Were Supposed to Strike Tomorrow
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SPANISH train drivers were supposed to go on strike tomorrow.
The Spanish Railway Machinists Union (Semaf) had scheduled for tomorrow a 24-hour strike in Renfe to protest the administrative blockade of the agreements that were signed in the field of railway safety with the Ministry of Transport, Adif, the State Agency of Railway Safety (AESF) and Renfe.The Semaf will decide in the next few days ... Continue reading "The workers' union had planned a strike tomorrow to denounce the lack of railway safety"
The collision between the two high-speed trains in Spain caused at least 64 deaths and 80 injured, but the balance could get worse. Renfe's drivers had a strike scheduled for Thursday, in protest against the lack of security.
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Alerta DigitalSEMAF denounced the blockade of railway safety agreements on 16 October and called for a strike on 29 October.
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