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Spanish unions call November 11 general strike over housing, wages

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Spain’s main unions have called a general strike for November 11 to pressure the government over the housing crisis and low wages ahead of a snap election. Read More: https://punchng.com/spanish-unions-call-november-11-general-strike-over-housing-wages/

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