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Mexican Air Traffic Controllers Threaten Strike Over Work Conditions
Air traffic controllers in Mexico are threatening to go on strike, citing "exhausting" work conditions as the primary reason. The potential strike could significantly impact air travel across the country.
20 May, 23:31 — 20 May, 23:31
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el-universal-englishMostly Factual29d ago
Mexico’s air traffic controllers threaten to strike over ‘exhausting’ work conditions - Mexico News Daily
Mexico’s air traffic controllers threaten to strike over ‘exhausting’ work conditions Mexico News Daily
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Mexico’s air traffic controllers threaten to strike over ‘exhausting’ work conditions
According to union secretary José Alfredo Covarrubias, there is currently a shortage of 500 air traffic controllers at Mexican airports. The post Mexico’s air traffic controllers threaten to strike over ‘exhausting’ work conditions appeared first on Mexico News Daily
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