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The President of the Spanish government Pedro Sanchez called early elections on 29 November after Parliament rejected a series of measures to respond to the housing crisis.
Unions of Spain called on Wednesday a general strike on 11 November, a few weeks before the holding of parliamentary elections anticipated on 29 November by Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. A wave of protests for better housing conditions and against high rental prices resulted in a parliamentary crisis that led Sánchez to act.
All the presidents of democracy have suffered general strikes for different reasons. Pedro Sanchez is the only one to be fought.
The presenter of Antena 3 places the union call in the context of the electoral advancement and relates it to the first movements of the campaign
The class unions announce general strike. For housing, they say. And Maria Jesús Montero uncovers that it is called “against the opposition.”
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