Due to the transport strike, the newspaper Olé is offering its readers a special service so they can access the news for free during the day of the strike. The initiative arises with the aim of providing its users the possibility to stay informed despite the mobility difficulties that the strike may cause.
Readers will be able to access all sections of the Olé website freely and at no cost while the transport strike lasts. The idea is to ensure that both the regular followers of the newspaper and those affected by the lack of public transport can access sports information continuously.
"We want to make our readers' lives easier on a complicated day like today. We know that information is essential, and that is why we have decided to open our doors for free so that no one is left out of the latest developments in the world of sports," said a representative of Olé.
This proposal aims to be a show of solidarity from the newspaper towards its followers, understanding the importance of staying informed at all times. With this measure, Olé seeks to support its readers in adverse situations like the one presented by the transport strike.
