Spain Faces Major 24-Hour General Strike This Autumn — How It Could Affect You
The first nationwide stoppage backed by both unions since 2012 follows the rejection of housing measures in Congress.
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While thousands of people marched on the streets this Tuesday, for Act III of the high school mobilization, other actions are already planned in the coming days. Details.
"It's the first time I've seen a strike directed against the opposition" or "where have you been for the last eight years?" were the most repeated reproaches to the unions that seek to save the president of the government after having been silent during his term of office.
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The unions in Spain are calling for a general strike because of housing shortages, which is entering the hot phase of the parliamentary election campaign.
Rising rents, evictions and inflation: Why the Spanish trade unions want to set a signal with a general strike before the election.
In Spain, the two major unions have announced a general strike because of the housing crisis.
Spain’s two largest unions have called a 24-hour general strike demanding wages that ensure access to decent housing. The date of the protest has not yet been set, Bulgarian National Radio reported. The decision comes after the Union of Tenants called for workers to mobilize across the country. The governing bodies of the two unions are yet to determine when the work stoppage will take place. In a joint statement, the organizations said that “th…
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