Overview

• The 24-hour general strike for October 15 is called by CGT and backed by pro‑Palestine and student groups, while UGT and CCOO plan two-hour stoppages by shift (10:00–12:00, 17:00–19:00, 02:00–04:00).
• Madrid announces Cercanías at 75% in peak hours and 50% off‑peak, Metro de Madrid between 80% and 50% depending on time, EMT at 30% on main lines and 20% on secondary routes, and interurban buses at 50% until 09:30 and 45% afterward.
• Catalonia plans about 66% service across metro, buses, tram, Rodalies and Ferrocarrils, while the Basque Country sets one of the lowest levels at roughly 30%, and Valencia targets 80% on metro and tram.
• Andalusia’s decree published in the BOJA guarantees 50% of urban and interurban transport and applies across work shifts, while also safeguarding essential services such as 112 emergencies, water, waste, care centers, schools, and IT/telecom support.
• In the Balearic Islands, Palma’s metro runs at 50% during the two-hour stoppage windows and 80% outside them, the Palma–Inca–Manacor–Sa Pobla rail corridor follows weekend patterns during those windows, and TIB buses operate on Sunday/holiday frequencies, with travelers urged to plan ahead.