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THIS COUNTRY IS NOT FOR STRIKES

First things sensed. Then I started noticing its accuracy for subsequent experience in my flesh, and, today, suffer. In my circumstance, as in many other people, it is really hard to reconcile work, family and virtual. At the moment, and given that the previous post is dated April 12, it seems clear that the main victim has been this blog. Fortunately. Even

así, he logrado sacar un rato para teclear un número: 12. Son los días que faltan para padecer las consecuencias de una nueva huelga. ¿O eran 104 días?

En los medios de comunicación, en las calles, en los centros de trabajo, en las casas, se escuchan comentarios que, unánimemente, lamentan la falta de unidad sindical. En lenguaje coloquial y teatral, parece una astracanada que este pequeño país tenga que multiplicar potencialmente por dos los efectos colaterales negativos inevitablemente asociados a una convocatoria de huelga. Perjuicios económicos, otros que afectan a la calidad de la prestación de servicios, etcétera.

Sucedió hace menos de un mes, con motivo de la extension of the global adjustment measures the public sector. And it will happen again soon, and the discomfort it causes labor market reform whose curiously, had not yet been defined when it was decided to go on strike.

Apparently, representatives of workers belonging to different acronyms not agree on what day it is more convenient to try to stop the country. "On June 29, with the approval of the decree still fresh? Or better three months later, to coincide with a protest at European level?

I, of course, I have no answer. But I am willing to add a new hypothesis debate. Still, after all, the essence of the uncertainty lies not in the convenience of opting for one or another date, but in the opportunity or desirability of a measure of that caliber, traditionally considered a last resort. Because I never tire of saying, this country is not to strike. Euskadi and, by extension, Spain, are for a collective effort. Think

. Or did anyone think, frankly, to stop the machines will allow us to run into the next day with the body of the crisis that concerns us and concerns? I do not think there is anyone so naive.