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Madrid subway workers resume strike

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Jul 14, 2010 15:00 Moscow Time
Spenish metro. Photo: EPA
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Madrid subway workers have resumed their strike Wednesday. Two weeks earlier the subway workers went on a 3 days strike which led to a transport collapse.

The authorities failed to come to a compromise with the strike's committee. The workers are protesting against salary cuts by 1.5%.  In average every worker will lose € 30 while the average salary is €2,000.  

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