UGT and CCOO Consider the Strike a "Resounding Success", While the Bosses "Condemn" the Violence and Pickets
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The UGT and CCOO unions have called on the employers to "listen and heed" the demands of the "successful" general strike of November 11, "in which the working class took to the streets of all Navarre to defend that housing is a right and not a business and that their wages must guarantee a dignified life."
Unions and employers continue to make evaluations the day after the first general strike in 14 years. UGT and CCOO have issued a joint communiqué this Thursday in which they qualify as "success" the day of strikes, with a "major impact" where housing "has become an inaccessible right." On the contrary, from the bosses they reduce the follow-up and argue that electricity consumption was only reduced by 4.5% on average on the day compared to the p…
Industrial energy consumption has fallen by a third of what it did in the 2012 strike. Trade unions will have to negotiate with the new executive with the economy down. More information: CEOE is 5% tracking the strike and UGT dismisses giving new data because "it is boring".
UGT and CCOO have pointed out that one of the important effects of the strike has been the reduction of electricity consumption by more than 10% of decrease above other general mobilizations.
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