LISBON, Portugal (AP) — Nurses in Portugal have begun a 48-hour strike over pay, working hours and what they say is an acute shortage of staff in the public health service.
The Portuguese Nurses Union says more than 80 percent of its members walked out Wednesday. Media reported the cancellation of many hospital operations and some treatments, though most appointments with doctors went ahead.
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