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“Spanish workers stage huge general strike, first in 14 years, angry over housing”

“Less than three weeks before a snap national election that could catapult the far-right to power, millions of Spain’s workers were striking on Wednesday to demand that the government remedy the nation’s housing crisis.”

Spain’s workers protest housing costs in first general strike in 14 years

Key points

  • Millions participate as unions call for government action on housing affordability.
  • General strike disrupts transport, factories across Spain amid stormy weather.
  • Madrid sees ongoing teacher strike add to nationwide protests.
  • Strike turnout claimed high across ports, automotive, meat, and energy sectors.
  • Election call follows eviction protests and concerns over housing supply and rents.
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    Spain faces a general strike over rising living costs ahead of elections.

    Four million workers, one-fifth of the workforce, join the first nationwide walkout in 14 years.
    SourcesAP News04:17 UTCThe Express Tribune05:25 UTCBloomberg07:45 UTCThe Irish Times08:49 UTCDW09:11 UTCNPR09:54 UTCSouth China Morning Post09:57 UTCAl Jazeera10:18 UTCand 23 more
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