Spain Housing Crisis Fuels First General Strike in 14 Years
Spain's reported first general strike in 14 years brought housing affordability to the center of labor and electoral politics, with major protests in Madrid and Barcelona.
Spain's reported first general strike in 14 years brought housing affordability to the center of labor and electoral politics, with major protests in Madrid and Barcelona.
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