A dozen detained and almost 500 identified since

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Galicia now has a total of 12 people arrested and 491 identified since the start of the strike in the transport of goods, which is experiencing its tenth day of protests this Wednesday.


The figures have been provided by the Government delegate in Galicia, José Miñones, who, in statements to the media this Wednesday in A Coruña, has indicated that the "seriousness" of what is happening in the Community cannot be "overlooked." Galician.

The representative of the Central Executive has denounced damage to vehicles and "coercion" to truck drivers such as "the case of Ceao and Ourense" and has added that he is aware that "stones" have been thrown from the viaducts at the trucks, a fact that he has described as "very serious" due to the consequent "loss of safety" on high-density highways.

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In this sense, the Civil Guard of Lugo has reported, according to Miñones, that nails are being "thrown" at the roads "apparently from a moving vehicle" that have affected 12 users and "none was a truck." "We are talking about very serious events that endanger people's lives ," stated the delegate, who added that these types of actions cannot be "tolerated."

Miñones has indicated that all administrations, with the These types of actions cannot be "legitimized."

According to the data provided by the delegate, 15 people have Telegram Number Data been investigated and 70 sanction proposals have been made for criminal infractions, in which the special operation in which 2,000 National Police and Civil Guard agents participate has carried out 1,972 escorts to transporters.

«THERE EXISTS FEAR»
The delegate has stated that the corridors are "safe" and "right now" in "most places" the combois are leaving "without any type of problem", but he has pointed out that "there is fear" due to "coercion" and "Many of the transporters refuse to leave" despite having the National Police or the Civil Guard escorting the trucks.




In this sense, the representative of the Central Executive has asked companies to "aggregate" their transport so that they concentrate "on schedules and polygons" and to be able to escort "the more trucks, the better."


Miñones has insisted that "everyone has the right to go on strike" and that the Government understands the "complicated" situation that the sector is experiencing, but he has also highlighted that "those who want to work also have rights."