Volkswagen Navarra only reaches 15% of its night production due to the strike, according to unions

The general strike over housing reduces to 15% overnight production at Volkswagen Navarra and causes widespread participation in the Navarrese industry.

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The Volkswagen Navarra plant, located in the industrial estate of Landaben, has barely reached 15% of its usual activity during this Wednesday night shift, as a result of tracking the general strike for housing, according to data released by the LAB union.

For its part, UGT and CCOO have raised to 90% the level of adherence to the work stoppage at the Landaben plant, which "hasn't taken out almost any cars tonight" and "isn't going to take them out in the morning."

In the industrial sector of the Comarca de Pamplona, LAB has said that in "other major companies, most workers have not gone to work, as in Kybse and TRW." It also emphasized that "incidence is also very notable in Gurpea, Argal or Ingeteam."

In different towns and localities in Navarre, the union indicated that a "large turnout" has been recorded at the factories of Torraspapel, Barranquesa, Magotteaux, Zalain Transformados, Lamapor, Aceros Moldeados, GhGuema, Mecalsa, Guerra Hnos, Wisco Betelu, Savera yrtland. In addition, it stressed that "in the Ribera navarra, the stoppage has had a notable impact, among others, on Congelados de Navarra and Uvesa."