The president of the Junta de Andalucía, Juanma Moreno (PP-A), assured this Wednesday, November 11, that the services of the autonomous administration are functioning “normally” during the general strike day called by the majority unions and the Tenants' Union, and has asked that “those people who, freely, want to go to their workplace also be respected”.
Moreno made these statements upon his arrival at the Andalusian Parliament, where a Plenary session is being held this Wednesday and, among other matters, the full debate of the draft Law on the Budget of the Autonomous Community for 2027 is scheduled.
Reduced follow-up in central services, education and health
The president of the Junta explained that, according to the data he had at that time, “everything that is the ordinary functioning of the Administration is being carried out normally”. Specifically, he stated that, in the central, administrative and peripheral services of the Junta de Andalucía, the strike follow-up was around 1%.
In the educational field, Juanma Moreno placed the follow-up at around 3% at the time of his statements, made around 12:00 p.m., while he stressed that “all health centers have opened normally”.
Likewise, he indicated that the metros of Seville and Malaga are operating “with absolute normality”, while that of Granada operates at 60% in minimum services.
Call to avoid incidents and to respect the right to work
Juanma Moreno concluded his speech by expressing his wish that “no type of incident occurs on this day, which is what we all want”, and insisted that those who have freely decided to go to their workplaces also be respected.
The Andalusian president also reiterated that from the autonomous Government they will “continue working for Andalusia to advance, for Andalusia to function”.
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