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To: diogenes ghost

In addition, a previous decree by the Zapatero’s government ordered the controllers to work just 1,600 hours per year, since they were getting a lot of money doing extra hours. Since Zapatero did not hire new controllers, on Thursday, hours before the government’s last decree, some of them reached that limit and began going back home. That is, the crisis was seek by Zapatero.

Moreover, now controllers are under military rule and will be prosecuted by military justice.


19 posted on 12/11/2010 11:02:18 AM PST by J Aguilar (Fiat Justitia et ruat coelum)
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To: J Aguilar
"Moreover, now controllers are under military rule and will be prosecuted by military justice."

Oh, I see, just like Reagan was ready to do. How is this bad?

Spain is a basket case, reform must start somewhere if they are to survive. It's a bad time to be a squeaking wheel, 'cuz you will be the first to get greased.

Seems as though Bob Poli retired to Spain as a labor consultant.

21 posted on 12/11/2010 11:21:47 AM PST by diogenes ghost
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