Spanish workers strike over housing costs ahead of national election
Millions of Spanish workers went on strike Wednesday to protest housing costs, shutting down stores and stalling public transportation in the nation's first general walkout in 14 years.
Millions of Spanish workers participated in a general strike on Wednesday, protesting the high cost of housing. The strike led to the closure of stores and disruptions in public transportation. This event represents the first national walkout in Spain in 14 years.
- Millions of Spanish workers went on strike.
- The strike was a protest against housing costs.
- Stores were shut down and public transportation was stalled.
- This was the first general walkout in Spain in 14 years.
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