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Cádiz residents hold rescheduled housing and general strike demonstration

Cadiz, Andalusia, Spain · Nov 15, 2026

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The Tea in three lines

Why they are protesting
Protesters are demonstrating over high housing costs, low wages, and deteriorating public services.
What they want
They demand affordable housing, fair salaries, and better public services.
What changed
Nov 14: The Cádiz Tenants Union announced the rescheduled march for Sunday, November 15, after storm Charles forced a postponement.
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What protesters want

  • Stop housing from being treated as a business for a few
  • Address unaffordable rents and neighborhood displacement
  • Improve salaries and working conditions
  • Enhance public services

Organised by: Sindicato de Inquilinas de Cádiz

What authorities say

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The full story

Residents and workers in Cádiz are holding a rescheduled demonstration following a general strike and housing protest originally affected by storm Charles. Organised by groups including the Cádiz Tenants Union alongside labor syndicates, the march follows an earlier mobilization on Wednesday, November 11. Organisers stated that the actions highlight a deep collective discontent regarding housing affordability, pointing out that housing should not remain a business while ordinary people face high rents and displacement from their neighborhoods. The march is scheduled to start at the avenue of the Cortes de Cádiz near El Corte Inglés, passing through several main avenues before concluding at San Juan de Dios square in front of the city hall.

Timeline

  1. The Cádiz Tenants Union confirmed that Sunday's rescheduled protest maintains all original demands regarding housing, wages, and public services.12

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