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[Opinion] Vicente Vallés Portrays Sánchez Before the General Strike: "The Unions Are Examining His Capacity for Mobilization and Also the Government"

Summary by La Razón
The presenter places the mobilization at the gates of the electoral campaign and points out that the trade unions and the government face a test of their ability to mobilize

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On November 11, the first general strike in Spain was formalized in 14 years just two days after the beginning of the electoral campaign for the general elections of 29-N. CCOO and UGT, in addition to other unions, called the workers to a job stoppage that ended up being an unprecedented failure, ... Continue reading "Vicente Vallés does not give credence to what the Sánchez government has done: "Moncloa has encouraged participation in this gene…

·Madrid, Spain
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The journalist Vicente Vallés has analyzed the general strike of November 11 in his space of opinion of Antena 3 Noticias, where he has placed the focus on both the political motivations of the call and its real impact. The presenter has questioned that the unions have promoted this mobilization during the term of Pedro Sánchez and has pointed out that, despite its general character, the follow-up has not been enough to paralyze the country.

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The presenter places the mobilization at the gates of the electoral campaign and points out that the trade unions and the government face a test of their ability to mobilize

·Madrid, Spain
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The director of El Mundo Financiero evaluated the impact of the national strike and high-speed train crashes in Spain in the face of the November 29 elections. Read more

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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La Razón broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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