The Semaf union has called a train drivers' strike on October 29 at Renfe.

The Semaf train drivers' union has announced a 24-hour strike across all companies within the Renfe Group, scheduled for October 29. The industrial action follows the union's decision to protest what it describes as an administrative deadlock regarding previously signed agreements concerning railway safety.

By initiating this strike, the union seeks to address the lack of progress on these safety-related commitments. The stoppage is expected to affect operations across the Renfe network as the union pushes for the implementation of the stalled agreements.