Spain: Coca-Cola workers go on strike over job cuts.

1000s of Coca Cola workers in Spain protest job cuts, which affect 1,253 workers. Coca-Cola Iberian Partners announced on January 22 that it would shutter four of its 11 plants in about three weeks.

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A city worker discusses protest.

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The merger brought together about 100 people.

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1000s of Coca Cola workers in Spain protest job cuts, which affect 1,253 workers. Coca-Cola Iberian Partners announced on January 22 that it would shutter four of its 11 plants in about three weeks.

Workers on strike announced by the ERE (Record of employment regulation) protesting in front of the U.S. embassy and called for a boycott of American products. The business group, despite benefits intended to cut jobs, and this influences family economies, and affecting the distributor and consumer, which will result in a higher cost of logistics to have to close the bottling plant of Fuenlabrada (Madrid), that serves the entire Midwest.