اقتصاد سكاي نيوز عربية
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Spain has seen its first general strike in 14 years, as millions of workers walked off the job and thousands of protesters took to the streets to oppose soaring rents and property prices, with backing from the country’s two largest unions. The housing shortfall stands at around 750,000 units and is expected to exceed one million by 2028, while average rent has reached €1,176—about 98.7% of young people’s average monthly salary. Authorities estimated that roughly 120,000 people joined protests in Madrid. In Barcelona, estimates ranged from 55,000 according to the government to 400,000 according to activists; the city later saw vandalism and clashes with police. The action came after parliament rejected measures to curb evictions and rent pressures, while Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called for early elections.
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