The general strike culminates with uneven participation and large protests on the street

The general strike on November 11 saw uneven participation, with significant protests in the streets, particularly in industry and transportation. Unions warned the future government, especially the PP, about the need for negotiations. The strike was marked by over 120,000 participants in Madrid, despite adverse weather conditions. While the protests were largely peaceful, some incidents occurred, leading to arrests. Union leaders claimed the strike was a success, highlighting the impact on sectors with strong union presence. The PP criticized the unions' representativeness and labeled the strike as politically motivated, while union leaders defended their actions as necessary for workers' rights.