Sporadic clashes broke out in Madrid and Barcelona after protests were held across Spain over housing affordability and purchasing power, just weeks before an early general election. Hundreds of thousands of protesters turned out on Wednesday during Spain’s first nationwide 24-hour strike since 2012. Authorities estimate about 120,000 demonstrators marched through the capital and more than 50,000 rallied in Barcelona. In Madrid and Barcelona, groups of hooded and masked demonstrators hurled projectiles at police and sparked fires. Police, meanwhile, used rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse protesters.
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