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Iberdrola “evicts” unions amidst the battle over the collective agreement: CCOO and UGT accuse the company of throwing them out of its offices

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Energy company Iberdrola has informed its company union sections, specifically CCOO and UGT, of its intention to remove them from the offices they have occupied for decades. The decision was communicated amid an ongoing labor dispute between the company's management and the unions regarding collective bargaining negotiations.

Unions CCOO and UGT have strongly criticized the measure, describing the eviction from their long-held workspaces as a retaliatory or aggressive move in the midst of the tense negotiations over the labor agreement.

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Infobae Focuses on the union conflict and the eviction from offices.
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