The PP attacks the general strike for being "electoral", "preventive" and for "working" for Sánchez's campaign

The general strike in Spain is criticized by the PP as an electoral maneuver against a potential right-wing government. Miguel Tellado, the party's secretary general, claims the strike serves the left's electoral campaign rather than addressing real issues like housing prices and wage stagnation. He argues that the unions are acting in favor of Pedro Sánchez and not for workers' rights, suggesting the strike is a preventive measure against the upcoming elections. Tellado emphasizes the need for more housing construction and highlights the insecurity caused by Sánchez's government as a barrier to housing availability.