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LISBON, April 18 (Reuters) – Striking Portuguese tank truck drivers ended their strike after agreeing to resume talks on demands to improve wage conditions and wages. working conditions, announced Thursday the government, ending the biggest wave of industrial troubles in the country.
Infrastructure Minister Pedro Nuno Santos announced the news after a three-day strike that pushed the government to declare an energy crisis, forcing motorists to line up at petrol stations and carry airport fuel supplies. at extremely low levels.
Santos said at a press conference that the agreement to end the strike and resume negotiations had been reached during discussions between the government, the employers' badociation and the union representing the drivers on strike.
The meeting was held until the early hours of Thursday morning. (Report by Catarina Demony edited by Mark Bendeich)
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