Trade Unions Come up with a General Strike or Mobilization if the Right Overturns Housing Decrees
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Uni Sordo calls for the promotion of 'days of mobilization and days of struggle', which, in his opinion, must have a 'labour dimension'
CCOO and UGT are attentive to the vote in Congress and analyzing different types of "fight day", among them a stoppage, while CGT already announces a "general strike" as requested by the Sindicato de InquilinasThe Sol assembly calls for a general strike for housing: "This already goes beyond Maricarmen or a decree" The struggle and mobilization in the street for the right to housing can be transferred to the workplaces of all of the country, eve…
(ACN/Editorial) The Tenants' Union is proposing an imminent general strike after the repeal of the two housing decrees. “We have a rentier congress, we need to generate a much bigger, much broader conflict, a mass conflict,” said the organization's spokesperson, Carme Arcarazo, in statements to the media before the open assembly in the square […]
For this weekend, there are demonstrations in 56 Spanish cities, in protest over the right to housing and in response to the lead of measures that would bring greater protection to tenants.
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The workers' unions and the housing movement will demonstrate this weekend against the failure of the two royal decree 'Maricarmen'. Protests that will be the first step in a process of mobilizations whose path is not yet defined and in which the option of a general strike that from legal coverage to a broader social outbreak is not ruled out at all.
The secretary general of CCOO, Unai Sordo, has seen it necessary, this Friday in Gijón, to mobilize the street in the event of the fall of the two royal housing decrees that are voted on this Friday in the Congress of Deputies. "It cannot be that an issue as important as that of housing is [...] The Sordo entrance (CCOO) calls to mobilize, without ruling out a strike, if the two housing decrees decay in the Congress appears first in Forbes Spain.
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