The first strike in 14 years has ended in Spain.
It was organized by the Tenants Association. The action was also supported by the General Workers' Union and the workers' committees. They called on citizens to stop working under the slogan "salary, housing, prices" due to the decline in purchasing power and the housing crisis.
The attack paralyzed transport, logistics, ports and factories in Madrid, Catalonia and Valencia. Airlines canceled 332 flights at Spanish airports on November 11.
About 4 million participants took to the streets of the country, writes El Fais. The largest marches took place in Madrid. According to the authorities, 120,000 people gathered there.
The protesters burned trash cans and smashed shop windows. In some cities, demonstrations turned into clashes with the police. More than 70 people were arrested, reports El Diario, citing data from the Ministry of the Interior.
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