The strike was suspended for an indefinite period of time one day after it started. The convened platform denounces a “relentless campaign of intimidation and demolition”.
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The National Platform for Defense of the Transport Sector has decided to suspend the strike indefinitely on what would be the second day of protests, arguing it faces a “relentless campaign of intimidation and vandalism”.
In a statement, the aforementioned group, mainly consisting of self-employed persons and SMEs, is responsible for this “campaign” It comes from chargers (their customers), industry employers, unions, a certain political environment and even some media.
In any case, the Platform defends that it will “against all odds continue to defend and fight” their claims to try to improve working conditions in the sector.
Yesterday, the first day of the strike, had “zero” incidence in Hego Euskal Herria, according to a spokesman for the union of autonomous transporters of Euskal Herria, Hiru, who did not support the mobilization. In Spain, the strike was followed by a “minority”, according to interior ministry sources.
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Source: EITB
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