Will the Spanish government go on strike? Sánchez and the ministers will have no agenda

Starting Tuesday evening, a general strike was held by the Tenants' Union, UGT, and Workers' Commissions, in protest against the rising cost of living and especially the price of housing. This strike, which comes after eight years of Pedro Sánchez's government, occurs just before elections that could shift the majority in favor of the PP and Vox. The strike has generated controversy, with debates on whether it is an action against the government or a strategy by the executive to mobilize the left before the elections.