CCOO estimates 35% compliance with the strike in public transport in Cantabria and considers going to court

CCOO raises monitoring of the strike in Cantabrian public transport to 35% and studies legal actions for the minimum services set.

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The union CCOO places at 35 percent the follow-up to the general strike of this 11 November in public transport in Cantabria, and accuses the private companies that manage it of that "they are communicating to their workers minimum services that border on the vulnerability of their rights".

Sources from the organization have explained to Europa Press that from CCOO they are already analyzing "the appropriate legal actions" in this situation in the service concessionaires.

For his part, the union representative for the sector, David Estévez, has stated that they have "forced" the municipal service of Urban Transport of Santander (TUS) to bring out "only" the minimum services because "they wanted to take out all the buses".

In parallel, the information pickets blocked this Wednesday, for a few minutes, the departure of the buses at the Santander station, interrupting vehicle traffic while the protest was taking place.