Overview

• UGT and CC OO reported 15,000 participants in Vigo, advocating for a 37.5-hour workweek, wage hikes, and stronger European unity against militarism.
• The CIG drew 20,000 attendees in Vigo, denouncing increased military spending as a tool of class exploitation and demanding dignified employment amid systemic crises.
• In Vilagarcía, over 350 people joined two marches, with CIG highlighting low wages in care and cleaning sectors and UGT/CC OO emphasizing postal workers' stalled collective agreements.
• A CIG rally in Cangas attracted 400 participants, focusing on workers’ rights, Galician sovereignty, and opposition to NATO and EU imperialism.
• All demonstrations intertwined traditional labor demands with anti-war messaging, including calls for peace in Palestine and critiques of Spain's defense spending increases.