US EditionNationwide rail strike in Spain called off at the last minute
23 Articles
23 Articles
The mobilizations were to suppose, in its first five days, the cancellation of almost 1,400 trains of Renfe (1,383 trains) of the 4,260 programmed in that period, 428 of high speed and long distance and 955 of medium distance, besides 740 of goods
Most of the unions have called off at the last hour of this Sunday, just four hours before its beginning, the planned strike in Renfe and Adif that was to begin in the early morning of this Monday throughout Spain. The General Business Committees of Renfe and Adif (composed of Semaf, CC OO, UGT, SF-I and SCF) have reached an agreement on the horn with the Ministry of Transport and Sustainable Mobility and with the Government of Catalonia from wh…
The unions have called off the strike in Renfe and Adif after an agreement was reached shortly before the strike began.
Those who, for one reason or another, be it family, work, study or simply because they feel like it, have to travel during the next dates already know that they will have problems, as if they were not already there, to find trains until the month of April. Renfe’s works councils and the railway infrastructure manager, Adif, announced long ago the strikes, so the day of strike that began yesterday will have its continuity tomorrow and during the …
Rail strikes planned during March-April in Spain called off at last minute - Spain in English
A planned seven-day rail strike in Spain, set to begin on Monday 17 March, was called off at the last moment after unions representing workers from Renfe and Adif reached an agreement with the country’s Transport Ministry. The industrial action had been scheduled to take place between 17 March and 3 April, with a mix of 24-hour and partial strikes. It was expected to impact rail services nationwide, including Cercanías commuter trains (known as …
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 75% of the sources lean Left
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
