May 1: Thousands go to date and eat the first sardines of the year
Labor Day is celebrated with demonstrations, drills and koums across the country, where there is no food and drinks. The admiration of careers and wage growth is claims to unite many generations.
In this 1st MayIn Lisbon and PortoThousands of people, including young people and the elderly, went into the street to demand better living conditions for all workers. From health professionals to pensioners, the main claim is the same: this is imperative Increase wage. Indicates the situation with SIC SIC reporters Marcia Goanwalves, Andre Palma and Aphoneso Guidess.
In Lisbon, the parade, its arrival Almeda d. Aphoneso is to Henriks,VA, at 16:00, hundreds of people, most of whom had better work conditions for expertsPlay.
One of the protesters, the neurologist and the National Federation of Doctors (FNAM), the former“Honest talks” to the government, 35 hours of weekly work, 12 hours Essential Is not max And an increase of 30%.
“All we want is to make a collective appointment in private and people“, Dirty to Sick.
A young manifester points out that he decided to go to the streetThere is a matter of health, but the reinforcement of housing and culture financing to everyone is required.
Still the protesters did not reach Almeda Lots People are in a parade goal where there is no shortage of food and drinks.
SIC said that one of the participants would encourage himself today “Compatibility between workers and people” and “a continuation of ABRill ”.
Other participants have revealed that, in addition to the arguments, it is also an opportunity to eat the first sardines of May 1st year
Labor Day in Porto
In Porto, most commercial surface workers, on Thursday afternoon, were at Ferri celebrationsDo it. They have revealed to SIC that they decided to go to the street to demand salary increase, alemen subsidy increased35 hours of weekly work and “harassment and threatening” end.
Many retirees and pensioners have also decided to go to Avenida DOS Aliados to show their displeasure to the low value of reforms and pensions.
