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CGTP admits to call a new general strike against cost of living, but not “in a hasty way”

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Briefings

The CGTP admitted the possibility of calling a general strike against rising living costs and workers' rights, but explicitly stated the decision must not be made 'precipitously.' The central union highlighted ongoing strikes in various sectors, including the national general strike of public careers and the Metropolis of Lisbon, while addressing concerns from the housing camp movement. The union emphasized convergence and broadened action across all workers and the population, rejecting measures that worsen conditions or lead to repression.

Key points

• The CGTP admitted the possibility of calling a general strike against rising living costs and workers' rights, but explicitly stated the decision must not be made 'precipitously'.

Context

The CGTP responded to questions from Lusa regarding potential acceptance of a 'general Iberian strike' scheduled for November 11, 2026, while acknowledging ongoing labor actions across various sectors.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to the CGTP's statement and a question from Lusa; the specific conditions for the strike and the response from UGT remain unknown.

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