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“Spain's first general strike in 14 years brings clashes”

“Millions of workers in Spain are striking to demand action on the nation’s housing crisis, as public anger reaches boiling point and an election looms.”

Spain’s general strike disrupts transport and industry ahead of elections

Key points

  • Spain's first general strike in 14 years targets housing crisis and election timing.
  • Public transport disrupted in Madrid and Barcelona; schools operate at minimal capacity.
  • Unions report high participation in key sectors, including automotive and energy.
  • Teachers' strike in Madrid adds to disruptions in the capital.
  • Housing anger fueled by eviction and high rents intensifies nationwide protests.
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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.
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