FIAT workers following the transfer of Cristiano Ronaldo to Juventus | Bleacher's report

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An Italian union has confirmed that Fiat workers will go on strike in response to Cristiano Ronaldo Real's transfer of 105 million euros. Madrid to Juventus.

As reported by Football Italia, part of the transfer fee has to be paid by Bianconeri Exor's parent company, which in turn owns Fiat.

The lucrative business caused angry reaction from the car manufacturers affiliated with Unione Sindacale di Base, and he confirmed that the workers will leave the factory of Melfi for two days:

"It is unacceptable that FCA and CNHI workers continue to make huge economic sacrifices, but spend hundreds of millions of dollars on the purchase of a player [19659004] "We are told that times are hard, that we have to resort to social safety nets, wait for the launch of new models, which never happen. And while workers and their families are tightening their belts more and more, the company decides to invest a lot of money on a single human resource!

"… The company should invest in car models that guarantee This should be the goal, a company that places the interests of its employees in the foreground, if not , it's because they prefer the world of football, entertainment and everything else.

"For the reasons described above, Unione Sindacale di Base declared a strike at FCA Melfi between 10 pm on Sunday, July 15th and 6 pm on Tuesday, July 17th. "