These are the minimum services for the November 11 strike in Navarre
On the occasion of Wednesday's strike call, the Foral Government will ensure the functioning of essential services in health, education, social services, emergencies and justice.
Trade unions and social movements have called for stops and mobilizations in the four capitals of Hego Euskal Herria and in more than 70 localities to demand the right to decent housing and wages to meet the cost of living.
The general strikecalled in Hego Euskal Herria is having a significant impact from the first hour of the morning, especially on industry and transport. According to the first data provided by the convening unions, some of the major industrial factories have ceased their activity, including the Volkswagen factory in Landaben. In Gipuzkoa, LAB highlights the interruption of production in companies such as Inda, Korta, Irizar, CAF Irún and Orona.
The mobilisation also affects transport. In Bizkaibus, on the Left Bank, only minimal services have been removed and the service operates with a minimum frequency of 30%. In addition, the port of Bilbao is closed. On the other hand, some pickets have cut off access to Alsasua.
The day began with pickets and mobilizations at various points in Hego Euskal Herria and, according to the Ertzaintza, there have been no significant incidents.
On the occasion of Wednesday's strike call, the Foral Government will ensure the functioning of essential services in health, education, social services, emergencies and justice.
In addition, it has set out the minimum staff necessary for educational establishments to remain open. In EITB, it has only considered weekend information services as minimum services at regular times.
Demonstrations have been called in the four capitals and in more than 70 municipalities, and the Basque and Navarre governments have called for a "respectful and peaceful" day.