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Apr 24 2017
Strike ends in French Guiana – Kourou gets back to work
The European spaceport in Kourou, French Guiana, is getting back to work. The industrial action which had caused a near-complete month-long closedown of the overseas department ended on April 21 when the French government and strike leaders signed an ‘Accord de Guyane’ agreement. Officials at the spaceport, and from where Arianespace launch their rockets and […]
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By Expat • French Guiana • Tags: Accord de Guyane, Arianespace, Kourou