Spain’s Anti-Tourism Protests Turn Violent Amid Holiday Rush
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More than 200 people and a hundred shops gather in the Town Hall square from yesterday afternoon
At 10 a.m. they held an assembly in which they claimed that they will "continue to endure"
A hundred shops and more than 200 people make up this Sunday morning the protest at the foot of the City Hall
A hundred shops, commissions of coexistence and logistic support mark the first day of occupation in the town hall square
About 60 shops occupy the Plaza del Ayuntamiento after the protest for the house that ended in violence and the campers announce that they have no date of departure, threatening the acts of the day of the Valencian Community
Madrid. Tens of thousands of people took to the streets of 50 cities of Spain yesterday to demand solutions to the serious housing crisis and among their demands stood out four: the call for a general strike by the majority unions, the reduction of 50 percent of housing income, the expropriation of properties to vulture funds and the urgent approval of indefinite contracts in rent.
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