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14 nov. 2019 | 10h45 UTC

Colombia: Air traffic controllers to join national strike November 21 /update 1

Unions schedule nationwide opposition protests on November 21; flight and other transportation disruptions expected

TIMEFRAME expected from 19/10/2019, 12h00 until 23/11/2019, 11h59 (America/Bogota). COUNTRY/REGION Caribbean coast, Bogotá, Cartagena, Cali, Medellin, Bucaramanga (Santander department), El Dorado Luis Carlos Galan Sarmiento International Airport Bogota, José María Córdova International Airport Medellin, Olaya Herrera International Airport Medellin

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Colombia: Nationwide opposition protests scheduled November 21

Event

The Central of Unitary Workers (CUT) has scheduled an opposition protest across Colombia on Thursday, November 21, to call for labor and pension reforms, though has evolved into a protest against President Ivan Duque. Air traffic controllers have announced that they will participate in the strike, with staff attending an assembly from 06:00 to 10:00 (local time). Flight disruptions such as delays and cancellations are therefore to be expected for most of the day, as well as residual disruptions following the strike.

Protests are scheduled in Cartagena, Cali, Medellín, and Bucaramanga, as well as in Bogotá, where protests are expected to begin at 09:00 (local time). While locations were not immediately announced, gatherings and mobilizations are expected in each city.

A heightened security presence and associated transportation disruptions are to be expected in the vicinity of all protests. Clashes between security forces and protesers cannot be ruled out.

Advice

Individuals in Colombia are advised to monitor the situation and developments, avoid all protests as a precaution, and expect transportation delays.

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