Move this Thursday through the center of Madrid It may be a little more complicated than usual. A demonstration called for this September 10 It will travel through some of the main arteries of the capital for several hours and may cause traffic cuts and changes to public transportation.
The mobilization is called among the 11:30 and 17:30 by the state union section of CGT at Airbus. The tour will begin around the station. Atocha and will advance towards the north of the city until ending at the Cusco square.
The Government Delegation in Madrid has issued a public service notice regarding possible conditions and the City Council recommends avoiding, as far as possible, traveling by private vehicle through the affected areas.
These are the streets affected by the demonstration
The planned itinerary begins at Atocha train station and continue along the Paseo de la Infanta Isabel, Paseo del Prado, Paseo de Recoletos and Plaza de Colón.
From there, the protesters will continue along the Castellana walk until reaching the Ministry of Industry and subsequently ending in the Cusco square.
It is a route that crosses several points with high traffic intensity, so incidents can also extend to nearby streets as the march progresses.
Public transportation may also undergo changes
The conditions will not necessarily be limited to those who travel by car. The passing of the demonstration may force the introduction temporary detours or modifications on different EMT bus lines.
The alterations will depend on the development of the march and the instructions of traffic officials at all times. For this reason, those who plan to travel along the Atocha-Recoletos-Castellana axis during the hours of the protest must take into account possible changes to their routes.
The City Council advises reduce trips by private vehicle through the affected areas and opt, whenever possible, for public transport.
The main band to take into account will be the one between the 11:30 and 17:30 hours, although the normalization of traffic will depend on how the mobilization develops and the progressive withdrawal of restrictions.