Violence follows mass general strike in Spain
Millions of Spanish workers have walked off the job in their first general strike in more than a decade, to protest a housing affordability crisis.
Millions of Spanish workers have walked off the job in their first general strike in more than a decade, to protest a housing affordability crisis.
Workers across Spain held a general strike over housing costs, with The Irish Times and DW reporting that the action spread across industries. Al Jazeera said the stoppage disrupted public transport and industry, while The Guardian described it as a 24-hour strike with high participation across sectors. The Guardian reported that millions joined, but CNBC and Anadolu Agency reported tensions or clashes without giving a shared participation figure or a detailed account of those incidents.
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