Unions urge EU transport ministers to reject rail plan

European Union transport ministers were today under pressure from unions to reject plans to open up national passenger rail services to competition.

European Union transport ministers were today under pressure from unions to reject plans to open up national passenger rail services to competition.

More than 3,000 railway workers from across the 25-nation bloc were expected to protest against liberalisation at Brussels’ largest Midi-South railway station, setting up an information picket for passengers boarding international trains to France and Britain, union officials said.

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