Medical staff threaten, after the suspension of the strike: "With the current Government we will make no compromise"
Sanitas vice president took stock of the three days of strike, arguing that although several victories were recorded, "the engines were not stopped,"...
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Sanitas vice president took stock of the three days of strike, arguing that although several victories were recorded, "the engines were not stopped," and the protest can resume if Parliament does not take into account the red lines imposed by the trade union federation.
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Sanitas vice president took stock of the three days of strike, arguing that although several victories were recorded, "the engines were not stopped," and the protest can resume if Parliament does not take into account the red lines imposed by the trade union federation
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Sanitas vice president took stock of the three days of strike, arguing that although several victories were recorded, "the engines...
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