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Protests for housing “continue and there will be a general strike in Spain”

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Briefings

Spanish housing protesters continue their demonstrations and a general strike is anticipated in November. The Sindicato de Inquilinas announced that early elections do not interrupt the protests, with Alicia del Rio describing the movement as an unprecedented cycle where the right to housing will be won from the streets. The government plans to approve new housing decrees, but the current legislative term ended in July 2027. A total of 950,000 people participated in protests across 50+ locations, mobilizing over 950,000 people nationwide.

Key points

• The Sindicato de Inquilinas coordinated protests in Spain, stating that early elections do not interrupt the movement and that the right to housing will be won from the streets.
• A total of 950,000 people participated in protests across 50+ locations, mobilizing over 950,000 people nationwide, according to the Confederação de Sindicatos de Inquilinas.

Context and limitations

The evidence covers protests in Spain up to October 2026, with a general strike anticipated in November. The current legislative term ended in July 2027, and the government's approval of new housing decrees is subject to future political decisions.

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