Protests

Two Portuguese newspapers report that seven in ten Portuguese approve of or support the protests and camps over housing. Diário de Notícias attributes the figure to its barometer with Aximage, while Observador describes it as support for the motivations of the Acampada.

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Workers at Casa da Música in Porto are on strike, according to RTP. Público reports that workers and the PCP denounce the replacement of striking workers at Casa da Música.

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According to Expresso, the CGTP is joining the protest over the right to housing and will take part in the "Casa para viver" demonstration. According to Observador, the encampments and the Casa Para Viver platform meet with Seguro today.

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Nurses held a protest outside the Ministry of Health in Lisbon, calling for more hiring, according to Diário de Notícias and Observador.

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Workers at Casa da Música in Porto are on strike, according to RTP. Público reports that workers and the PCP denounce the replacement of striking workers at Casa da Música.

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Papers report that Spain's general strike was followed by unrest in Madrid and other cities, with dozens detained, according to Jornal de Notícias. Público reports unrest in Madrid and looted shops in Barcelona at the end of the strike day. RTP describes the unrest in Madrid and Barcelona as serious, following the general strike demonstrations.

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Diário de Notícias and Observador report that the Lisbon encampment has called a protest for Thursday in front of the Web Summit. RTP says a demonstration is shaping the summit's agenda, without giving a date.

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The general strike in Spain brought thousands onto the streets and ended in clashes, according to Público and Gazeta do Povo. Observador reports more than 70 people detained, while Gazeta do Povo speaks of more than 50 arrested. Poder360 reports 3 million people in the strike, a figure the other headlines do not confirm. Público also mentions police violence, which the other headlines do not.

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Workers at Casa da Música in Porto have started a three-day strike. Público reports that workers and the PCP denounce the replacement of strikers.

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Protesters threw milk at Biden during a visit to Ireland, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Gazeta do Povo. CBS News only reports that the president was targeted by protesters after an event in Ireland.

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The general strike in Spain brought thousands onto the streets and ended in clashes, according to Público and Gazeta do Povo. Observador reports more than 70 people detained, while Gazeta do Povo speaks of more than 50 arrested. Poder360 reports 3 million people in the strike, a figure the other headlines do not confirm. Público also mentions police violence, which the other headlines do not.

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Workers at Casa da Música began a three-day strike, according to Jornal de Notícias, Expresso, Público, RTP and Diário de Notícias. Expresso says the strike aims to demand “fair wages”; the other headlines do not give a reason. RTP reports that the strike is on its first of three days, while Público ties it to this Thursday.

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Spain's general strike, its first in 14 years and held 18 days before elections, drew thousands onto the streets and ended in clashes. Reports give between 40 and over 70 people detained; Observador says more than 70 and Gazeta do Povo says more than 50. Jornal de Notícias says participation reached 84%, above expectations; RTP says turnout exceeded what the unions had expected. Poder360 says the strike gathered 3 million people; El País describes uneven participation.

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The Chilean government froze fuel prices, according to RTP and Jornal de Notícias. RTP links the measure to a truckers' strike, and Jornal de Notícias cites the same strike as the trigger.

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Workers at Casa da Música began a three-day strike, according to Jornal de Notícias, Expresso, Público, RTP and Diário de Notícias. Expresso says the strike aims to demand “fair wages”; the other headlines do not give a reason. RTP reports that the strike is on its first of three days, while Público ties it to this Thursday.

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According to ABC News and CGTN, four million people staged a general strike in Spain over the housing crisis. The strike was the first of its kind in 14 years, according to MyJoyOnline, The Japan Times and Egypt Independent, and The Japan Times reports clashes linked to anger over housing. The Express Tribune only says that millions of Spaniards joined the general strike, without giving exact figures.

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Nurses held a protest outside the Ministry of Health in Lisbon, calling for more hiring, according to Diário de Notícias and Observador.

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After the announcement of elections in Ladakh, Sonam Wangchuk warns of possible agitation, saying the elections were forced on them. According to The Hindu, Sonam Wangchuk was removed from the protest site by police and escorted to his residence. The Wire reports that Ladakh groups reject the hill council elections scheduled for December and warn of agitation.

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Several headlines report a general strike in Spain over the right to housing, with protests in several cities. The reported number of participants varies by headline: Poder360 says 3 million people, while Público mentions only thousands and Expresso hundreds of thousands. Gazeta do Povo and Observador say the strike led to clashes and arrests, reporting more than 50 and more than 70 people detained, respectively. Público adds that police violence occurred during the protests.

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Workers at Casa da Música began a three-day strike, according to Jornal de Notícias, Expresso, Público, RTP and Diário de Notícias. Expresso says the strike aims to demand “fair wages”; the other headlines do not give a reason. RTP reports that the strike is on its first of three days, while Público ties it to this Thursday.

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Protesters clashed with police in Spain after large rallies over housing costs, according to The Daily Star, The Hindu and Al Jazeera. Al Jazeera published photographs of the protest.

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Workers at Casa da Música began a three-day strike, according to Jornal de Notícias, Expresso, Público, RTP and Diário de Notícias. Expresso says the strike aims to demand “fair wages”; the other headlines do not give a reason. RTP reports that the strike is on its first of three days, while Público ties it to this Thursday.

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The Chilean government froze fuel prices, according to RTP and Jornal de Notícias. RTP links the measure to a truckers' strike, and Jornal de Notícias cites the same strike as the trigger.

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Millions of Spaniards joined a general strike, the first in 14 years, over the national housing crisis, according to several outlets. Al Jazeera and The Japan Times highlight that housing costs and wages are at the centre of the protest. Sky News and The Japan Times report fiery clashes during the demonstrations.

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Protesters clashed with police in Spain after large rallies over housing costs, according to The Daily Star, The Hindu and Al Jazeera. Al Jazeera published photographs of the protest.

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Protesters clashed with police in Spain after large rallies over housing costs, according to The Daily Star, The Hindu and Al Jazeera. Al Jazeera published photographs of the protest.

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Papers report that Spain's general strike was followed by unrest in Madrid and other cities, with dozens detained, according to Jornal de Notícias. Público reports unrest in Madrid and looted shops in Barcelona at the end of the strike day. RTP describes the unrest in Madrid and Barcelona as serious, following the general strike demonstrations.

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According to ABC News and CGTN, four million people staged a general strike in Spain over the housing crisis. The strike was the first of its kind in 14 years, according to MyJoyOnline, The Japan Times and Egypt Independent, and The Japan Times reports clashes linked to anger over housing. The Express Tribune only says that millions of Spaniards joined the general strike, without giving exact figures.

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The general strike in Spain brought thousands onto the streets and ended in clashes, according to Público and Gazeta do Povo. Observador reports more than 70 people detained, while Gazeta do Povo speaks of more than 50 arrested. Poder360 reports 3 million people in the strike, a figure the other headlines do not confirm. Público also mentions police violence, which the other headlines do not.

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Spain's general strike, its first in 14 years and held 18 days before elections, drew thousands onto the streets and ended in clashes. Reports give between 40 and over 70 people detained; Observador says more than 70 and Gazeta do Povo says more than 50. Jornal de Notícias says participation reached 84%, above expectations; RTP says turnout exceeded what the unions had expected. Poder360 says the strike gathered 3 million people; El País describes uneven participation.

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Three outlets, from Ghana, Qatar and the United Kingdom, report clashes in Barcelona during a general strike in Spain. MyJoyOnline says thousands joined the strike; Sky News says millions. Al Jazeera describes the situation in Barcelona as violence.

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Papers report that Spain's general strike was followed by unrest in Madrid and other cities, with dozens detained, according to Jornal de Notícias. Público reports unrest in Madrid and looted shops in Barcelona at the end of the strike day. RTP describes the unrest in Madrid and Barcelona as serious, following the general strike demonstrations.

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Three outlets, from Ghana, Qatar and the United Kingdom, report clashes in Barcelona during a general strike in Spain. MyJoyOnline says thousands joined the strike; Sky News says millions. Al Jazeera describes the situation in Barcelona as violence.

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Portuguese residents in Berlin protested over housing, an action the Expresso describes as in solidarity with the struggle for housing in Portugal.

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Spain held a general strike over housing and the cost of living, ahead of the legislative elections. Le Temps reports several hundred thousand protesters, while Libération says the strike drew large crowds.

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According to ABC News and CGTN, four million people staged a general strike in Spain over the housing crisis. The strike was the first of its kind in 14 years, according to MyJoyOnline, The Japan Times and Egypt Independent, and The Japan Times reports clashes linked to anger over housing. The Express Tribune only says that millions of Spaniards joined the general strike, without giving exact figures.

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The general strike in Spain brought thousands onto the streets and ended in clashes, according to Público and Gazeta do Povo. Observador reports more than 70 people detained, while Gazeta do Povo speaks of more than 50 arrested. Poder360 reports 3 million people in the strike, a figure the other headlines do not confirm. Público also mentions police violence, which the other headlines do not.

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Spain's general strike, its first in 14 years and held 18 days before elections, drew thousands onto the streets and ended in clashes. Reports give between 40 and over 70 people detained; Observador says more than 70 and Gazeta do Povo says more than 50. Jornal de Notícias says participation reached 84%, above expectations; RTP says turnout exceeded what the unions had expected. Poder360 says the strike gathered 3 million people; El País describes uneven participation.

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CBC News reports that a nationwide strike across Spain over soaring housing costs involved millions of workers. CGTN puts the number of striking Spanish workers at four million, linking the strike to the housing crisis. Al Jazeera reports that Spain approved housing reforms after the nationwide strike.

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Spain's general strike, its first in 14 years and held 18 days before elections, drew thousands onto the streets and ended in clashes. Reports give between 40 and over 70 people detained; Observador says more than 70 and Gazeta do Povo says more than 50. Jornal de Notícias says participation reached 84%, above expectations; RTP says turnout exceeded what the unions had expected. Poder360 says the strike gathered 3 million people; El País describes uneven participation.

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Several headlines report a general strike in Spain over the right to housing, with protests in several cities. The reported number of participants varies by headline: Poder360 says 3 million people, while Público mentions only thousands and Expresso hundreds of thousands. Gazeta do Povo and Observador say the strike led to clashes and arrests, reporting more than 50 and more than 70 people detained, respectively. Público adds that police violence occurred during the protests.

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Spain held a general strike over housing and the cost of living, ahead of the legislative elections. Le Temps reports several hundred thousand protesters, while Libération says the strike drew large crowds.

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Several headlines report a general strike in Spain over the right to housing, with protests in several cities. The reported number of participants varies by headline: Poder360 says 3 million people, while Público mentions only thousands and Expresso hundreds of thousands. Gazeta do Povo and Observador say the strike led to clashes and arrests, reporting more than 50 and more than 70 people detained, respectively. Público adds that police violence occurred during the protests.

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Protesters threw milk at Biden during a visit to Ireland, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Gazeta do Povo. CBS News only reports that the president was targeted by protesters after an event in Ireland.

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Unions and Jornal de Notícias say the general strike in Spain drew more participation than expected, with 84% cited. Poder360 says the strike gathered 3 million people, while Público refers only to thousands on the streets. According to Gazeta do Povo and Observador, there were clashes and more than 50 and over 70 arrests respectively.

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Expresso reports a general strike whose headline places housing and the cost of living at its centre. According to the same headline, the government applauds the strike, while the opposition dismisses it.

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Spain's general strike, its first in 14 years and held 18 days before elections, drew thousands onto the streets and ended in clashes. Reports give between 40 and over 70 people detained; Observador says more than 70 and Gazeta do Povo says more than 50. Jornal de Notícias says participation reached 84%, above expectations; RTP says turnout exceeded what the unions had expected. Poder360 says the strike gathered 3 million people; El País describes uneven participation.

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Unions and Jornal de Notícias say the general strike in Spain drew more participation than expected, with 84% cited. Poder360 says the strike gathered 3 million people, while Público refers only to thousands on the streets. According to Gazeta do Povo and Observador, there were clashes and more than 50 and over 70 arrests respectively.

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Spain held a general strike over housing and the cost of living, ahead of the legislative elections. Le Temps reports several hundred thousand protesters, while Libération says the strike drew large crowds.

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According to ABC News and CGTN, four million people staged a general strike in Spain over the housing crisis. The strike was the first of its kind in 14 years, according to MyJoyOnline, The Japan Times and Egypt Independent, and The Japan Times reports clashes linked to anger over housing. The Express Tribune only says that millions of Spaniards joined the general strike, without giving exact figures.

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According to ABC News and CGTN, four million people staged a general strike in Spain over the housing crisis. The strike was the first of its kind in 14 years, according to MyJoyOnline, The Japan Times and Egypt Independent, and The Japan Times reports clashes linked to anger over housing. The Express Tribune only says that millions of Spaniards joined the general strike, without giving exact figures.

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Spain's general strike, its first in 14 years and held 18 days before elections, drew thousands onto the streets and ended in clashes. Reports give between 40 and over 70 people detained; Observador says more than 70 and Gazeta do Povo says more than 50. Jornal de Notícias says participation reached 84%, above expectations; RTP says turnout exceeded what the unions had expected. Poder360 says the strike gathered 3 million people; El País describes uneven participation.

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Spain's general strike, its first in 14 years and held 18 days before elections, drew thousands onto the streets and ended in clashes. Reports give between 40 and over 70 people detained; Observador says more than 70 and Gazeta do Povo says more than 50. Jornal de Notícias says participation reached 84%, above expectations; RTP says turnout exceeded what the unions had expected. Poder360 says the strike gathered 3 million people; El País describes uneven participation.

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Spain is holding its first general strike in 14 years, called over housing costs and purchasing power, a few weeks before the legislative elections. El Mundo says police are acting disproportionately; Jornal de Notícias reports road blockades and police charges. According to Jornal de Notícias, participation is between 41% and 75%; ABC News puts it at four million people. Público calls the strike “atypical”, with “relevant” participation and “low” impact, while the BBC and The Guardian describe widespread disruption.

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Protesters threw milk at Biden during a visit to Ireland, according to Folha de S.Paulo and Gazeta do Povo. CBS News only reports that the president was targeted by protesters after an event in Ireland.

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Spain held a general strike over housing and the cost of living, ahead of the legislative elections. Le Temps reports several hundred thousand protesters, while Libération says the strike drew large crowds.

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Spain held a general strike, its first in 14 years, in which the two largest trade unions joined forces, according to Expresso. According to the headlines, the strike's causes are housing and better wages, per Diário de Notícias. Público calls the strike "atypical", with "relevant" turnout and "low" impact, while RTP says the strike has left Spain divided. Folha de S.Paulo reports a crowd on the streets on the eve of the legislative elections, and according to Observador, the FNAM has joined the public administration strike.

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Newspapers report a general strike in Spain, with the housing crisis and wages among the reasons cited. Several headlines say the strike was accompanied by clashes and arrests, with figures ranging from over 40 to over 70 people detained. Jornal de Notícias says participation reached 84% and exceeded expectations, while Poder360 reports 3 million people on the streets.

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Spanish unions staged a general strike, the first since 2012, which Agência Brasil and RTP describe as dividing the country. According to Poder360, the strike drew 3 million people; Jornal de Notícias says participation reached 84%. Expresso and Observador report more than 40 and more than 70 detained, respectively, and Gazeta do Povo cites more than 50 arrested; Público and Metrópoles mention clashes with police.

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Spain held a general strike over the housing crisis, its first in 14 years, a few days before the elections, according to several headlines. CGTN reports four million workers on strike, and ABC News gives the same figure. ABC reports forty arrests for violence on picket lines during the strike.

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Spain is holding its first general strike in 14 years, with the housing crisis at the centre of the protests, a few days before the general election. According to Jornal de Notícias, participation ranged from 41% to 75%, with roads blocked and police charges; Expresso reports more than 40 arrests and clashes. Gazeta do Povo cites more than 50 people detained and Observador more than 70, figures the headlines present without agreeing. Público calls the strike “atypical”, with “significant” participation and “low” impact, while RTP says it has left Spain divided.

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Spanish unions staged a general strike, the first since 2012, which Agência Brasil and RTP describe as dividing the country. According to Poder360, the strike drew 3 million people; Jornal de Notícias says participation reached 84%. Expresso and Observador report more than 40 and more than 70 detained, respectively, and Gazeta do Povo cites more than 50 arrested; Público and Metrópoles mention clashes with police.

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Spain held a general strike over the housing crisis, its first in 14 years, a few days before the elections, according to several headlines. CGTN reports four million workers on strike, and ABC News gives the same figure. ABC reports forty arrests for violence on picket lines during the strike.

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Spanish unions staged a general strike, the first since 2012, which Agência Brasil and RTP describe as dividing the country. According to Poder360, the strike drew 3 million people; Jornal de Notícias says participation reached 84%. Expresso and Observador report more than 40 and more than 70 detained, respectively, and Gazeta do Povo cites more than 50 arrested; Público and Metrópoles mention clashes with police.

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Spain is holding a general strike over housing, called by its two largest trade union confederations, which have joined forces for the first time in 14 years. Diário de Notícias adds that the strike also demands better wages. RTP describes the country as divided over the strike.

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Público says the general strike in Spain had a significant turnout but a low impact. Jornal de Notícias reports 84% participation, while Poder360 says the strike gathered 3 million people. Observador reports more than 70 people detained and Gazeta do Povo more than 50 arrested; Expresso mentions more than 40 detainees and clashes. Folha de S.Paulo describes it as Spain's first general strike since 2012, with crowds in the streets ahead of the legislative elections.

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Spain held a general strike over the housing crisis, its first in 14 years, a few days before the elections, according to several headlines. CGTN reports four million workers on strike, and ABC News gives the same figure. ABC reports forty arrests for violence on picket lines during the strike.

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Millions of Spaniards joined a general strike over housing costs, the first in 14 years, according to The Guardian and The Japan Times. ABC News reports four million people took part, while other headlines give no figure. The Japan Times mentions clashes during the protests, and Dhaka Tribune links the strike to the upcoming elections in Spain.

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Spain is holding its first general strike in 14 years, called over housing costs and purchasing power, a few weeks before the legislative elections. El Mundo says police are acting disproportionately; Jornal de Notícias reports road blockades and police charges. According to Jornal de Notícias, participation is between 41% and 75%; ABC News puts it at four million people. Público calls the strike “atypical”, with “relevant” participation and “low” impact, while the BBC and The Guardian describe widespread disruption.

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Spain is holding its first general strike in 14 years, called over housing costs and purchasing power, a few weeks before the legislative elections. El Mundo says police are acting disproportionately; Jornal de Notícias reports road blockades and police charges. According to Jornal de Notícias, participation is between 41% and 75%; ABC News puts it at four million people. Público calls the strike “atypical”, with “relevant” participation and “low” impact, while the BBC and The Guardian describe widespread disruption.

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Millions of workers in Spain staged the country's first general strike in 14 years, protesting soaring housing costs, according to The Guardian and The Japan Times. CBC News and CGTN report that millions and four million joined; ABC News and CGTN both give a figure of four million. The Japan Times reports clashes, while Dhaka Tribune says the strike comes ahead of an election.

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Spain is holding its first general strike in 14 years, called over housing costs and purchasing power, a few weeks before the legislative elections. El Mundo says police are acting disproportionately; Jornal de Notícias reports road blockades and police charges. According to Jornal de Notícias, participation is between 41% and 75%; ABC News puts it at four million people. Público calls the strike “atypical”, with “relevant” participation and “low” impact, while the BBC and The Guardian describe widespread disruption.

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In Porto's Praça D. João I, the protest camp's tents stay and the ice rink will not go into the square, according to Expresso. RTP describes the tents and the Christmas initiatives as sharing the same square. Público reports that the camp accepts sharing the square with the Christmas decorations, quoting a protester who calls the rink's absence a «victory».

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Spain is holding its first general strike in 14 years, with the housing crisis at the centre of the protests, a few days before the general election. According to Jornal de Notícias, participation ranged from 41% to 75%, with roads blocked and police charges; Expresso reports more than 40 arrests and clashes. Gazeta do Povo cites more than 50 people detained and Observador more than 70, figures the headlines present without agreeing. Público calls the strike “atypical”, with “significant” participation and “low” impact, while RTP says it has left Spain divided.

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Spain is holding its first general strike in 14 years, with the housing crisis at the centre of the protests, a few days before the general election. According to Jornal de Notícias, participation ranged from 41% to 75%, with roads blocked and police charges; Expresso reports more than 40 arrests and clashes. Gazeta do Povo cites more than 50 people detained and Observador more than 70, figures the headlines present without agreeing. Público calls the strike “atypical”, with “significant” participation and “low” impact, while RTP says it has left Spain divided.

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Spain is holding its first general strike in 14 years, with the housing crisis at the centre of the protests, a few days before the general election. According to Jornal de Notícias, participation ranged from 41% to 75%, with roads blocked and police charges; Expresso reports more than 40 arrests and clashes. Gazeta do Povo cites more than 50 people detained and Observador more than 70, figures the headlines present without agreeing. Público calls the strike “atypical”, with “significant” participation and “low” impact, while RTP says it has left Spain divided.

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Spain is holding its first general strike in 14 years, with the housing crisis at the centre of the protests, a few days before the general election. According to Jornal de Notícias, participation ranged from 41% to 75%, with roads blocked and police charges; Expresso reports more than 40 arrests and clashes. Gazeta do Povo cites more than 50 people detained and Observador more than 70, figures the headlines present without agreeing. Público calls the strike “atypical”, with “significant” participation and “low” impact, while RTP says it has left Spain divided.

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Spain held a general strike over wages and access to housing, called by its two largest trade unions, which joined forces for the first time in 14 years. According to Jornal de Notícias, participation ranged from 41% to 75%, with roads blocked and police charges. Público calls the strike “atypical”, with “relevant” participation and “low” impact, while RTP says the country was divided. Folha de S.Paulo describes it as Spain's first general strike since 2012, with crowds in the streets on the eve of the general elections.

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Spain held a general strike over wages and access to housing, called by its two largest trade unions, which joined forces for the first time in 14 years. According to Jornal de Notícias, participation ranged from 41% to 75%, with roads blocked and police charges. Público calls the strike “atypical”, with “relevant” participation and “low” impact, while RTP says the country was divided. Folha de S.Paulo describes it as Spain's first general strike since 2012, with crowds in the streets on the eve of the general elections.

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Spanish unions called the first general strike in 14 years, during an election campaign, with the housing crisis as its central motive. Participation was estimated at between 41% and 75%, according to Jornal de Notícias, with roads blocked in Catalonia and police charges. Folha de S.Paulo reports crowds in the streets and ABC News reports four million people, but the headlines do not independently confirm these figures.

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Spain is holding its first general strike in 14 years, called over housing costs and purchasing power, a few weeks before the legislative elections. El Mundo says police are acting disproportionately; Jornal de Notícias reports road blockades and police charges. According to Jornal de Notícias, participation is between 41% and 75%; ABC News puts it at four million people. Público calls the strike “atypical”, with “relevant” participation and “low” impact, while the BBC and The Guardian describe widespread disruption.

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Spain is holding its first general strike in 14 years, called over housing costs and purchasing power, a few weeks before the legislative elections. El Mundo says police are acting disproportionately; Jornal de Notícias reports road blockades and police charges. According to Jornal de Notícias, participation is between 41% and 75%; ABC News puts it at four million people. Público calls the strike “atypical”, with “relevant” participation and “low” impact, while the BBC and The Guardian describe widespread disruption.

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Protesters threw milk at Joe Biden during an event in Dublin, Ireland, according to Al Jazeera and Folha de S.Paulo. Turkey's Cumhuriyet describes the act as a pro-Palestinian protest and mentions milk cartons thrown at the president. US outlet CBS News only says Biden was targeted by protesters after the Ireland event, without specifying what was thrown.

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Spanish unions called the first general strike in 14 years, during an election campaign, with the housing crisis as its central motive. Participation was estimated at between 41% and 75%, according to Jornal de Notícias, with roads blocked in Catalonia and police charges. Folha de S.Paulo reports crowds in the streets and ABC News reports four million people, but the headlines do not independently confirm these figures.

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In Spain, access to housing is at the centre of a call for a general strike, which concentrates public anger. Le Temps and Le Devoir present the general strike as a mobilisation over housing and purchasing power, three weeks before the general election. Libération highlights that the strike for the right to housing drew large crowds.

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Spanish unions called the first general strike in 14 years, during an election campaign, with the housing crisis as its central motive. Participation was estimated at between 41% and 75%, according to Jornal de Notícias, with roads blocked in Catalonia and police charges. Folha de S.Paulo reports crowds in the streets and ABC News reports four million people, but the headlines do not independently confirm these figures.

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According to Punch, police arrested protesters during Biden's visit to Dublin, where his son was taking part in an event. Al Jazeera says protesters threw milk at Joe Biden during an event with Hunter in Dublin. CBS News reports that Biden was targeted by protesters after an event in Ireland.

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BBC News and Punch report that protesters were arrested during former US President Joe Biden's visit to Dublin. Al Jazeera reports that protesters threw milk at Biden during an event in Dublin linked to his son, Hunter.

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Spain held a general strike, its first in 14 years, in which the two largest trade unions joined forces, according to Expresso. According to the headlines, the strike's causes are housing and better wages, per Diário de Notícias. Público calls the strike "atypical", with "relevant" turnout and "low" impact, while RTP says the strike has left Spain divided. Folha de S.Paulo reports a crowd on the streets on the eve of the legislative elections, and according to Observador, the FNAM has joined the public administration strike.

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Unions called a general strike in Spain, the first in 14 years, according to El País and ABC. El Mundo says the strike has low participation and that its economic cost is capped at 1,700 million euros. La Tercera frames the strike as linked to Spain's housing crisis. ABC explains to workers what happens to their pay if they strike.

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The Public Prosecutor's Office ordered secrecy of justice in the case involving protesters camped in Porto, according to Observador and Público.

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The Public Prosecutor's Office imposed secrecy on the case of demonstrators detained in Porto, according to RTP and Observador. Expresso and Público report that the case was sent to the DIAP or that secrecy was ordered, without the headlines making clear whether this is the same measure.

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The Public Prosecutor's Office imposed secrecy on the case of demonstrators detained in Porto, according to RTP and Observador. Expresso and Público report that the case was sent to the DIAP or that secrecy was ordered, without the headlines making clear whether this is the same measure.

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Protesters detained in Porto are set to respond to a provisional suspension of their case, according to Observador and RTP. Diário de Notícias reports that six people detained at the Porto encampment will be heard this Tuesday on the same suspension.

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Protesters detained in Porto are set to respond to a provisional suspension of their case, according to Observador and RTP. Diário de Notícias reports that six people detained at the Porto encampment will be heard this Tuesday on the same suspension.

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