Trade unions are preparing for unequal follow-up of the strike by territory, sector and age.
The power plants anticipate massive demonstrations and seek to halt activity, but foresee “asymmetric” support depending on the impact of the housing crisis and the ongoing conflict.
A general strike is set to take place in Spain on November 11, with expectations that it may not have the same impact as past strikes. However, union leaders believe that even if the strike does not bring the economy to a standstill, it can still be considered a success if it raises awareness about housing issues. The strike is being organized from the ground up, with local committees and cooperation between different unions, social organizations, and political groups.
In cities like Madrid and Barcelona, major unions such as CC OO and UGT are joining forces with smaller unions like CGT and CNT, as well as the Sindicato de Inquilinas, to stage demonstrations.
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