Spain housing crisis triggers general strike, snap elections set for Nov 29
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Massive peaceful protests erupted across Spain against rising rents, making housing the dominant political issue just before parliamentary elections. The demonstrations signal strong public pressure on parties to address affordability, potentially shifting electoral outcomes. The situation is developing as the election approaches.
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Spain experienced its first general strike in 14 years on November 11, 2024, paralyzing industry and transport, driven by widespread protests over the housing crisis and cost of living. This unrest has triggered snap parliamentary elections scheduled for November 29, significantly increasing political pressure on the incumbent government. The strike's full impact on the economy and electoral outcomes remains uncertain.
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