Overview
- Student union Sindicato de Estudiantes led a full-day academic strike on Oct. 2 with coordinated noon marches in roughly 38–40 cities across Spain.
- Local turnout was sizable in several hubs, including about 1,200 in A Coruña per local police and more than 6,500 in Barcelona according to the Guardia Urbana.
- High absenteeism was reported at some schools, such as roughly 80% at Instituto Sanje in Alcantarilla, Murcia, with additional protests in cities like Santander, Gijón and Oviedo.
- Organizers denounced what they call genocide in Gaza, backed the Global Sumud Flotilla and demanded that Spain sever ties with Israel and escalate Oct. 15 actions into a general strike.
- CCOO and UGT in Castilla-La Mancha have officially registered two-hour work stoppages for Oct. 15 in three shifts, while Israel said flotilla passengers are safe and are being moved for deportation to Europe.