The Tenants' Union has installed this Monday a large banner in the middle of Madrid's Gran Vía, at the level of Callao Square, to call on citizens to join the general strike for housing scheduled for this Wednesday, November 11.
The banner, placed next to the company Acciones en Alturas, details that the general strike call is carried out "against rent-seeking, the employers and their governments". In addition, the message on the sign calls for "housing, wages, pensions and public services".
Through its account on the social network X, the union has underscored that millions of workers in Spain have "the power to stop it all" this Wednesday and has said that this initiative arises to demand "popular power" with which, they claim, it will be possible "to change everything".
The Confederation of Tenants' Unions has positioned itself as the main driving force behind the general strike of November 11, a call that also has the support of other trade union organizations such as CCOO, UGT or CNT.