Spain faces first general strike in 14 years ahead of Nov 29 elections
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A nationwide general strike in Spain, called by unions over unaffordable housing, has shut down major sectors. The strike reflects deepening social discontent over housing costs, which could pressure the government to implement policy changes. The immediate economic impact is uncertain, but prolonged action could weigh on growth.
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Spain experienced its first general strike in 14 years on November 11, driven by widespread discontent over housing affordability and wages. The strike, called by major trade unions and a tenant movement, has reportedly caused significant disruptions across various sectors, including cultural institutions, transport, and public services. The action occurs weeks before a snap general election, indicating heightened social and political pressure on the government.
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