The PSOE responded this Wednesday to the PP after the popular party mocked the November 11 general strike with an image generated by artificial intelligence. The socialists have returned the attack to the PP against the unions and the thousands of people who are demonstrating and claiming their rights: “This country and its workers are too big for you. On 29N we will stop this. You are going to spend four more years eating opposition.”
In its message, the PSOE linked the publication with the statements by Alberto Núñez Feijóo and Isabel Díaz Ayuso about the strike. “Feijóo says the strike is “nonsense.” Ayuso talks about “union garbage.” And now this,” the socialists wrote. The regional president of Madrid had asked Feijóo to put an end to “union garbage.”
Feijóo dice que la huelga es un “disparate”. Ayuso habla de “basura sindical”. Y ahora esto. Este país y sus trabajadores se os quedan grandes. El 29N frenaremos esto. Vais a estar cuatro años más comiendo oposición. https://t.co/nnhDkpdLPD
— PSOE (@PSOE) November 11, 2026
The image of the PP that has provoked the socialist reply
The PP's publication shows people simulating being UGT and CCOO delegates eating seafood. "A critical moment of the strike is approaching... ...the appetizer," the party wrote next to the image, disseminated in the midst of a day of mobilizations.
The PP has also accused Pedro Sánchez's Government of "encouraging" a strike that it considers "electoral" and "political," just over two weeks before the general elections. The popular party has called the call a "nonsense" and has maintained that it can damage the credibility of the unions.
In a meeting organized by Artículo 14, the national spokesman for the PP, Borja Sémper, accused the "elite" of the unions of causing "irreparable damage" to the trade union movement. Asked about Ayuso's words, he avoided commenting on the substance and merely pointed out that "everyone expresses themselves as they see fit."
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