The risks of the general strike

Inflation and loss of purchasing power have caused significant discontent among the middle and lower classes in Spain, especially among the younger population. This situation, combined with factors such as the pandemic and international instability, has led to a general strike called by the unions just before the election campaign. Wages have grown far below the consumer price index and housing prices since 2013, exacerbating the tension. This discontent erupted with the Maricarmen case, leading Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to bring forward the elections.
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