After 20 days of protests, the serious lorry strikes that caused supply bottlenecks in Spain have been suspended for the time being. The protests were “temporarily suspended,” the “Platform for the Protection of the Transport Sector” announced on Saturday. However, the actions could “resume soon,” it said after a meeting of strike leaders in San Fernando de Henares near Madrid. They want to “preserve their forces” in order to “strike a second blow.” The organization, which mainly represents small hauliers, had called for strikes and protests in protest against the sharp rise in fuel prices as …