Seville Workers' Hunger Strike Demands Action from City Hall

Seville Workers Stage Hunger Strike Amidst Dismissal Dispute Seville, Spain – Three former employees of Seville's municipality are enduring a hunger strike outside the city hall to protest their recent dismissals. The protest, now in its third day, highlights growing frustration with the lack of response from city officials. The workers are demanding a meeting with Mayor Antonio Muñoz and Mr. Ignacio Flores, a key figure in the city's personnel department. "It's day three, and we're still here," said one of the hunger strikers, Visma, in a video posted online. "We're seeking a meeting to discuss what's happened, but so far, we've heard nothing." Visma also described the physical challenges of the hunger strike, particularly given her Crohn's disease. The protest has gained traction on social media, with numerous retweets and messages of support. The workers remain determined to continue their hunger strike until their demands are met and their jobs are reinstated. Their plight underscores the broader issues of job security and worker rights within Spain's municipal system.

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