The 24-hour strike by Lisbon Metro workers scheduled for Tuesday was called off this Monday, April 13, according to a union source. The same source stated that an agreement was reached with the company, securing some of the conditions that had led to the strike notice. After last Thursday's strike saw full participation from the professional categories involved, leading to a complete service shutdown, the union announced today, following a meeting with the Board of Directors, that conditions were met to suspend the industrial action. Sara Gligó, a leader of the Federation of Transport and Communications Unions (FECTRANS), explained that the company ultimately accepted terms during negotiations to prevent the strike by operational department heads, specifically staff from the Central Command Post, Central Command Room, and Energy and Traction Command.