Strike for a Different Spain – Interview W/ Mario Arguiriano
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This Wednesday there is a general strike of 24 hours throughout the country. It is carried out at the call of the main Spanish unions, including CCOO and the CGT. And also of the tenants' union, at the origin of huge demonstrations in recent weeks. It is in fact the problem of housing which is at the origin of the citizen's anger. Paradoxically, this general strike does not embarrass the current government.
CCOO, UGT, CGT and other trade unions call for a 24-hour general strike to demand better wages, affordable housing and measures to address the cost of living. Public transport and other essential services will operate with minimal services
Millions of workers are today called to an unprecedented general strike in Spain because of the housing crisis. Driven by the Tenants’ Union and with the support of all class unions, including CCOO and UGT, the strike aims to draw attention to the skyrocketing prices of rent and purchase, with increases of more than 40% in the case of leases, and calls for measures to put a stop to them, as well as decent wages and improvements in public service…
Trade unions have called the first general strike in Spain in 14 years calling for mobilization for housing
The 24-hour general strike for access to housing and improved wages called by CCOO, UGT, CGT, CNT, Co.Bas, Intersindical,
The protest called by the unions for November 11 across the country demands solutions to the housing crisis and improvements in wages The post General Strike in Spain: What do workers demand? first appeared on Junior Report.
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