Monday, June 20 will be a regular productive work day. After a five-hour negotiation, both the government and the transport union reached an agreement and there will be no strike tomorrow.

It is 19:00 and government officials continue the negotiations with the major public transport union. The heavy load transport and the free transport association said earlier that they will not go on strike, as the government met their requirements.

While the major transport union still go on strike, the association of free transport (45K members country-wide) will work this Monday. The president agreed to delete part of Supreme Decree No.890. Vehicles older than 12 years will no longer be taken out of service; five-year limits for public transport vehicles and five period tariffs will…