A general strike is set to take place on Wednesday, 11 November, with minimum services across various transport sectors. In Fuerteventura, the local government has confirmed that 75% of regular intercity bus services will operate. Bus routes with only one daily journey will maintain a full service, while others may experience disruptions.
The local authority urges residents to check the updated information and a list of affected journeys on the Tiadhe website before travelling.
### Full School Transport in Force
This Tuesday, the Official Bulletin of the Canary Islands issued several orders regarding minimum services for the upcoming strike. For discretionary road transport from ports and airports, only 40% of journeys will go ahead. Regular intercity buses are not included in this regulation, while full service will be maintained for non-university student transport and school residences.
The order also ensures the transport of goods necessary to supply hospitals and healthcare facilities with essential medicines, as well as the movement of hazardous materials needed by businesses.
### Two Protests Scheduled in Puerto del Rosario
The strike will feature two demonstrations in the capital, Puerto del Rosario. The Fuerteventura Tenants’ Union has organised a protest at 11:00 am focusing on housing access.
Later, at 5:30 pm, UGT and CCOO will march from the General State Administration office on Primero de Mayo Street, demanding decent housing, fair wages, and improved working conditions.
