In Spain, unions went on a general strike demanding a solution to the housing crisis and a pay raise
Original headlineİspanya'da sendikalar konut krizine çözüm ve maaş artışı talebiyle genel greve gitti
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Spain’s labor and tenants’ unions launched a 24-hour general strike demanding action on the housing crisis and higher wages, affecting roughly 19 million public- and private-sector workers. Demonstrations were held in Madrid, Barcelona and other cities, with more than 800 figures from the culture and arts sector backing the action. The strike underscores mounting pressure on the government over housing affordability and pay, issues that have become central to Spain’s political and economic debate.
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