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Ground workers cause Rome airport disruptions

Source: Seattle Times
Milan : Italy | 10 months ago  
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Baggage handlers and other ground workers caused disruptions Thursday at Rome's main Leonardo da Vinci airport with a protest action against job cuts that are part of Alitalia's imminent relaunch. The new, streamlined Alitalia is to start operations next week.
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