The Strike in the Canary Islands Starts with Pickets in Ports and Bus Stations and Forces to Cancel Several Flights
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According to CCOO, there have been "important" strikes in workplaces and strategic sectors throughout the archipelago, such as air transport
The stoppage will be 24 hours and there will be nine mobilizations in the archipelago, with two calls in Fuerteventura and La Palma.
The general strike of November 11 in the Canary Islands began this Wednesday with information pickets in work centers, ports and bus stations, in addition to the first incidents in air transport. By 8.30 a.m., six flights had been cancelled at the airports of the Archipelago, according to the data provided by Aena, on a day marked by demands for decent wages, accessible housing and measures in the face of the increase of life.
The general strike of 11 November begins to leave its first consequences in the air transport of the Canary Islands. Until 8.30 this Wednesday, the airlines have cancelled six flights at the airports of the Archipelago, according to the data provided by Aena, in a day in which a total of 1,176 operations are planned.
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