Strikes

Hundreds of workers in the entertainment and events sector in the Basque Country have followed up on Wednesday during the Aste Nagusia in Bilbao and warned that they will take new action if the employers do not heed their demands. They have concentrated in the square of the Arriaga Theatre, convened by Technicians, ESK, LAB, UGT, CCOO, ELA and CNT.

The pickets of the striking technicians have approached the Pergola in Bilbao to claim their right to strike, which has angered the public, who were not allowed to listen to the songs. There have been moments of tension between the strikers and several people who were spectators.

The main mobilisation will take place in the Plaza del Arriaga, where a rally will be held at 5 p.m. Throughout the day pickets will travel through different areas of Bilbao.

The workers have not reached an agreement with the company, so there will be a strike from Friday to Sunday, as well as a rally on Saturday at the AP-8 service station in Oiartzun towards Baiona.

The workers have not reached an agreement with the company, so there will be a strike from Friday to Sunday, as well as a rally on Saturday at the AP-8 service station in Oiartzun towards Baiona.

45 shows will take place in the txosnas, in addition to countless other collective proposals. Dozens of collectives and hundreds of volunteers are currently working in the auzolan to refurbish the txosnas area. In this context, entertainment and event technicians will join the strike day called for August 5. 

The first strike began on Thursday at 10 p.m. and will end this Sunday. Mobilizations include a rally this Friday at the AP-8 gas station in Oiartzun.

In two words, a summary of what will be news of the Present today.

The mobilizations, which will take place on 5, 14 and 26 August, are supported by the Gasteiz Txosna Commission, the Donostia Pirates and Bilboko Konpartsak, who want to denounce the "lack of progress" in improving working conditions in the sector.

Today the doctors of the ACV took to the streets of Bilbao to demand a statute with their own working conditions. Greba unlimited on the table, reminding the Ministry of Health that the agreement is more necessary than ever.

Today the doctors of the ACV took to the streets of Bilbao to demand a statute with their own working conditions. Greba unlimited on the table, reminding the Ministry of Health that the agreement is more necessary than ever.

The Medical Union has explained that the decision has already been "taken" by the Strike Committee and that the "start date" remains to be determined.

On the eve of the fifth week of medical strike, the Health Counselor has acknowledged that the stoppages have had a "major impact" on waiting lists and has reported that 2,500 people have already been referred to concerted clinics for surgery.

Osakidetza's director, Lore Bilbao, has stated in an interview with Euskadi Irratia that the Basque Government will continue its efforts to reach an agreement, although she has made it clear that as long as the Framework Statute is maintained, doctors will continue to strike.

The Navarra Medical Union has described the offer of the Department of Health as "absurd" and has stated that this strike will be added to the mobilizations decided in the State.

The Joint Medical Movement (MUD) has denounced the overload on doctors, which they say is running out of time.

On behalf of the Association for the Rights of Doctors and the Unitary Movement of Doctors, Sara Lizeaga, a doctor at Donostia Hospital, appeared before the media this afternoon to say that "most of their demands can be channelled" by the Basque Government.

Mutual Home Delivery Workers Report Worsening Labor Relations and Conditions In Recent Years They Call On The Company To Restore The Situation. 

The trade unions responded to the letter sent this morning by the Ministry of Health with a harsh statement accusing the department headed by Monica Garcia of "disrupting public opinion."

At the closing of the Spanish Interterritorial Health Council, the Health Adviser, Alberto Martínez, said that "the opportunity to resolve the conflict has been missed" and accused the Minister of Health, Mónica García, of ignoring doctors, trade unions and the autonomous communities.