Transport companies have warned that if their demands are not met by the end of January, they will resume mobilizations on various roads across the country. This decision was made after lengthy negotiations with authorities that failed to reach an agreement. The drivers' demands include higher tariffs and lower fuel costs. Representatives of the transport industry have stated their readiness for new pressure measures. "We cannot afford to sustain losses any longer," their statement reads. "This issue needs to be resolved urgently." Authorities have not yet given an official response to the ultimatum.
Transport Firms Threaten to Resume Strikes
Spanish transport companies have given authorities an ultimatum to resolve their issues by the end of January, threatening new protests.
