Garamendi Sees "Illegal" a Possible General Strike for Housing already...
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Garamendi points out that a general strike would be "very bad for Spain" and confesses his surprise at the intention to convene it.
The president of the Spanish Confederation of Business Organizations (CEOE), Antonio Garamendi, did not...
The leader of the employers has defended that citizens can show their opinion as long as they do not invade the rights of others.
Garamendi respects the protests for housing but would act if there is general "illegal" strike
CEOE President Antonio Garamendi this Saturday expressed his respect for the housing protests in Spain, but has assured that he would "act" in case the proposal to call a general strike in response to the rejection of the decrees in Congress goes forward because, he points out, "that would be illegal."
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He considers that it is the Government that has 'decision-making capacity' ...
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