About thirty detainees, 13 injured by pepper spray and an Andalusian politician with a broken rib, first balance of the strike

On November 11, Spain experienced its first general strike in 14 years, focusing on housing and wages. Significant unrest occurred in Madrid and Catalonia, with numerous roadblocks and clashes between protesters and police. Over 30 arrests were reported, including injuries from police interventions. In Mercamadrid, 13 individuals were injured due to pepper spray during confrontations. The strike, initiated by the Tenants' Union and supported by major unions UGT and CCOO, led to widespread disruptions, particularly in Catalonia, where major highways were blocked. The situation escalated with reports of serious injuries among protesters, including a fractured rib for a political figure from Adelante Andalucía.