Garamendi Will Challenge the Housing Strike: "It's an Electoral Strike, Not a General Strike"
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The announcement comes hours after the unions have formalized the call for the November 11 stoppage
Antonio Garamendi claims that "the streets do not burn and that the right to work is respected. In democracy it is won or lost, but it is not valid: if I do not win, the amount." Most of the class unions presented their petition for a general strike to the Ministry of Labour.
The president of the great employer CEOE, Antonio Garamendi, confirmed this Monday that the employers will challenge the general strike for housing called by the unions on November 11. "It is a strike that we will challenge because we consider that the call for labor issues has been trufaded, but they are not," Garamendi said during his intervention at the closing ceremony of the ATA Awards to the Autonomous of the Year held in the capital.
Callers call for massive follow-up, while Garamendi justifies its veto in which it has a marked "electoral" character
Garamendi criticized that the call "is not the way" and separated entrepreneurs and self-employed from problems such as homelessness and rising prices.
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The Objective | Periodismo ethosThe president of the Spanish Confederation of Business Organizations (CEOE), Antonio Garamendi, confirmed this Monday that he will challenge the general strike on November 11 because he considers that it has an "electoral" character and has added that he has covered labor demands to try to give it legal coverage that he does not have. "We have some upcoming elections [...] The entry Garamendi confirms that he will challenge the general strike be…
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