In Spain, protesters disrupted the air, breaking into the studio of the TV channel

About forty masked people broke into the studio of RTVE in Catalonia, where the news program “El Cafè d’Idees” by journalist Gemma Nierga was supposed to air. The start of the broadcast was scheduled for 8:00 a.m., but due to the intrusion, the launch of the program had to be postponed, according to 20minutos.

Protesters stood in front of cameras and unfurled a banner reading: "Life should not cost us our lives." By their actions, they prevented editorial staff from covering events.

At 8:24 a.m., Nierga expressed regret on social network X, posting a video. The journalist recalled that the special issue was dedicated to the strike. “They have prevented us from exercising our right to be informed and your right to be informed,” she told the audience.

RTVE sources told 20minutos that the protesters left the studio after 9:00, after which the broadcast of the program continued.

On November 11, Spain is holding its first national strike in 14 years. The country's two largest unions, CC. The OO and UGT called on workers to stop working under the slogan "Wages, Housing, Prices" due to falling purchasing power and the acute housing crisis.