The PCP expressed today, in various parts of the country, its solidarity with the Public Administration workers who joined the National Strike, convened by the Common Front.

It was an important day of struggle, with a very significant expression in various sectors, whose effects were particularly visible in the areas of healthcare and education, with closures and disruption of the functioning of many schools, local administration and other public services.

Joining the strike is an important show of the dissatisfaction of workers and their demand for a real valorisation of wages to keep them from impoverishing (as the government proposes), for the valorisation of careers and professions, for more and better Public Services.

PCP leaders and MPs present at various strike pickets, expressed solidarity with the just claims and struggles of workers, reiterated the Party's commitment to defend and strengthen the social functions of the State, and its greatest asset - the workers, including the tabling of several legislative initiatives, also in the context of the discussion of the proposed State Budget for 2023.