Trade Unions Describe the Strike in Alicante as 'Success' Although They Recognize an 'Asymetric' Follow-Up
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Trade unions crowd the city center in a call with more attendees than the strikes of 2012. More information: CEOE numbers 5% following the strike and UGT dismisses giving new data because "it's boring"
The unions and organizations calling for the general strike of November 11 in Alicante have described the day as "successful", although they have recognized an "asymetric" follow-up of it and have linked this success more to the mobilization they have achieved in the street and the follow-up they have achieved in social networks.
Trade unions have described an uneven incidence, with greater implementation in coastal areas and less monitoring in much of the interior.
According to the secretary general of Empresa i Treball , at Sants station there have been “some problems” with information pickets
Vox's Congress candidate for Barcelona, Juanjo Aizcorbe, accused CC.OO. and UGT on Wednesday of promoting a “political” strike to campaign for the government and called on workers not to let themselves be used, according to him.
Vox's candidate for Congress for Barcelona, Juanjo Aizcorbe, has accused CC.OO and UGT on Wednesday of promoting a "political" strike to campaign for the government and has asked workers not to let themselves be used, according to him.
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