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TCC has summoned the Company Committee of the Villavesas To a meeting this Sunday June 2948 hours after the start of the indefinite strike that is convened from July 1 Tuesday. “They are waiting for the last moment. We do not expect much, we are always open to negotiate, even if it is until the last minute,” said Juan Antonio Aldudo, of the Company Committee, in a concentration in front of the headquarters of the Commonwealth this Friday. “Knowing that we have been here, it is curious that 20 minutes ago we have received an email citing ourselves on Sunday morning for a negotiation meeting. Hopefully an agreement is reached,” he said. “We have reduced our claims and there has been no movement from the company,” he said. The winning society, on the other hand, insists that it has made “a great effort” in the economic part, the main stumbling block, although not the only one.

Criticize the attitude of the Commonwealth and its President, David Campion: “He says that you have to be scrupulous with public money, when they let a company with a bidding price well below, 14% of the price they had stipulated.”

The workforce, formed by about 500 people, was informed in the assembly of the call for indefinite strike that would include the Sanfermines, of not having advances in these following hours. The Company Committee is chaired by UGT and also has representatives of ELA, CCOO, Lab and Atu.