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A meeting before Spain’s National Court between the Spanish Footballers’ Association (AFE) and LaLiga on beginning negotiations for a new collective agreement was postponed after the Futbolistas ON union called a strike and failed to attend the session. The dispute centers on the right to represent players. AFE, which says it has the support of 93% of players, argues that negotiations require at least 10% of the votes. LaLiga, meanwhile, cites a previous agreement under which a share of more than 5% was deemed sufficient. The union is seeking to guarantee at least 72 hours of rest between matches and to negotiate the staging of a possible game outside Spain, including the controversial Miami plan.
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