Eduardo Iglesias

De la soledad del trabajador globalizado a la recomposición del obrero colectivo. Acción colectiva, territorio y conflicto laboral en las huelgas de Coca Cola Fuenlabrada y los técnicos de Movistar en Madrid

Since 2008 Spain has experienced one of the most important economic crises in its recent history, a period in which different expressions of long-term labor conflicts have occurred, which have had, among others, a common denominator: the relationship between collective action and territory as a framework for the recomposition of templates fragmented by business outsourcing processes. The present article is prepared to analyze the experiences of the strikes carried out by the Coca Cola factory in Fuenlabrada (2014-2016) and the Movistar technicians (2015-2016), from which to contribute elements that allow to elaborate a typology of collective action within labor conflicts in post-crisis Spain.

Application of Spent Fuel Characterization and Leaching Studies for Validating Alteration Models

From the Spanish point of view, one of the key issues related to the HLW performance assessment is knowing and predicting, or modelling, the behaviour of spent fuel under geological repository conditions. Taking into account this objective, several experiments have been performed in order to split and determine the influence of different variables on the final stability of the spent fuel matrix in the geological repository. This paper presents some of the leaching results obtained with spent fuel and chemical analogues (UO{sub 2}, alpha doped-UO{sub 2}, SIMFUEL,) their application to extrapolate the corrosion behaviour for a long period of time and compare with corresponding data obtained using models. This procedure allows pointing out some of the uncertainties whose minimization is necessary to improve the models useful for performance assessment studies. (authors)