Spain’s women’s soccer league players call off strike after reaching a deal for higher minimum wage

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Spain’s women’s soccer league reaches labour agreement

The players in Spain’s women’s soccer league have called off a strike after reaching a deal to increase minimum wage, the league and unions said Thursday.

The minimum salary for the women’s league until now was €16,000 , compared with €182,000 for the men’s league.

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