Renfe train drivers call new strikes for 10 and 12 November
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The Spanish Federation of Railway Drivers (Semaf) has announced two new strike days at Renfe for 10 and 12 November. According to the published information, the call adds to other mobilisations planned in the rail sector, so Spanish travellers should keep an eye out for possible changes to their trains.
The strike affects train drivers, that is, the professionals who operate the trains of the public company. Although the union has confirmed the dates, details about the services that will be affected, such as Cercanías, Media Distancia or Larga Distancia trains, depend on the minimum service agreements that are established. For this reason, it is advisable to check Renfe's website or app before travelling.
The call also coincides with a general strike in the country, which could increase the impact on transport in several cities. So far, Renfe has not given an official figure for cancelled trains on those days, and passengers may be entitled to change the date of their ticket or request a refund under the company's conditions.
In short, Renfe faces two strike days in mid-November. Users should check the official information in the coming days to plan their journeys in good time and avoid surprises.
Sources: Demócrata
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