The strike against the outsourcing of content to CRTVG will be unlimited from Wednesday. After the fourth day of partial strikes every other day, which again caused the suspension of broadcasting during this period of the program O Thermometerthe intercenter committee spoke of the company’s “zero desire to negotiate” to move on to the next step, already announced during the call for conflict: making it indefinite if an agreement was not found this Monday 14.
During the rally, at the gates of the Corporation’s facilities in San Marcos, demonstrators formed a human SOS with the aim of “raising awareness among Galician citizens to get involved” in the defense of public media “kidnapped” by the Management of the PP. . They insist on the fact that this outsourcing – which they illustrate in O Thermometera co-production that replaces the veteran space To the magazinecarried out for more than twenty years among the television media themselves – “aggravates the manipulation of information” and contributes to the “planned dismantling” of regional channels.
On this fourth day, the workers were not alone either. If on the first day they were accompanied by the secretary of the European Federation of Journalists, Maja Server, and on Friday by deputies of the BNG and PSOE, this Monday the general secretary of the CCOO of Galicia, Amelia Pérez, and the general secretary of the PSdeG, Xosé Ramón Gómez Besteiro. In addition to supporting the staff’s demands, it was from there that Besteiro announced that the Galician socialists would request the appearance of the Secretary General of the Presidency at the Parliament’s commission of inquiry focused precisely on the alleged irregularities in the hiring of the Xunta with relatives of its senior officials. For Besteiro, what was revealed by elDiario.es -272 contracts for almost 800,000 euros for the brother of Alfonso Rueda’s right arm- is “very serious”, since Beatriz Cuíña does not have “any position “but rather occupies a position “of the greatest confidence” of the Galician president.
The CRTVG, for its part, maintains monitoring of the strike at levels similar to those of recent days. Company sources consulted by Europa Press put it at 31.7% and insist that “nearly 70% of workers still do not support” partial strikes.
