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Spain: strike of 60,000 workers from three airports over the week-end

Huge inconveniences for air transport

Workers at the airports of Tenerife, Malaga and Gran Canaria are in the process of starting a strike during this week-end to demand better working conditions and a higher salary. In total there should be 60,000 employees who will cross their arms in the first week-end of October, when tourism towards the "hot" Canaries and the South of Spain is at the highest peaks; this will create a lot of inconvenience...

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Málaga, Spain, 10/04/2018 13:51
AVIONEWS - World Aeronautical Press Agency

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