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The unions of the Irish low-cost airline Ryanair flew Thursday to Belgium, Italy, Portugal and Spain after the unions announced in Brussels that they would increase their wages and improve their working conditions .

Representatives of the Belgian, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish unions met in Brussels after Ryanair failed to respect union demands by the end of June to badign workers to national workers in each country . "Unfortunately, Ryanair's choice was to continue to ignore his employees, so the unions had no choice but to declare a 24-hour national strike," said Ryanair's strike in four country will take place on 25 July. The hostesses in Italy will resume on July 26, but their colleagues in Belgium, Portugal and Spain will continue to strike on July 26.

The statement adds that Ryanair's labor unions in other countries could also struggle in the coming weeks. legal constraints and extensive bureaucratic procedures. "