The works council of Mallorca Railway Services (SFM) has called a general assembly of workers for next Monday to assess the possibility of calling work stoppages and other pressure tactics to demand safety guarantees. The meeting comes days after the train accidents in Adamuz (Córdoba), in which at least 43 people lost their lives, and in Gelida (Barcelona), where a train driver died, as well as shortly after the Spanish Union of Railway Drivers (Semaf) announced a strike. According to a statement from the SFM works council, the assembly will serve to analyze the current situation and evaluate measures that guarantee "real safety, adequate maintenance, and safe working conditions."