Spanair workers gather to protest against the sacking of 4000

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More than 600 Spanair workers gathered in front of the Catalan Government to protest against the loss of more than 4000 jobs as the 4th largest airline collapsed due to infringements of aviation security legislation. Spain. 9th February 2012

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in Society, on the 9th of February 2012

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People demonstrate with banners and flags against job losses. The collapse comes after Qatar Airways stopped takeover talks, ending the prospect of further financing, and also reflects weak demand for air travel in Spain.

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A placard reads 'Spanair of everyone', a claim of the Spanair brand, and 'Spanair of nobody'.

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Banner: SOS Aviation. People demonstrate with banners and flags against job losses. The collapse comes after Qatar Airways stopped takeover talks, ending the prospect of further financing, and also reflects weak demand for air travel in Spain.

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Banner: 'I want to work' with another saying 'And now, what? Not like this way.'

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A sticker reads 'Don't close Spanair.' People demonstrate with banners and flags against job losses. The collapse comes after Qatar Airways stopped takeover talks, ending the prospect of further financing, and also reflects weak demand for air travel

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A placard reads 'Spanair of everyone. Spanair of nobody.'

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A banner reads 'Everyone stole, nodoby pays'.

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More than 600 Spanair's workers gathered in front of the Catalan Government to protest against the lost of more than 4.000 jobs.
Spanair has declared in bankrupt on the last January 28th 2012 and cancelling his flights.
February 9th Barcelona, Spain