Seville Hunger Strike: Worker's Illness Highlights City Hall Standoff

Seville Hunger Strike: Worker Falls Ill Amidst City Hall Standoff Seville, Spain – A hunger strike outside Seville's City Hall took a concerning turn today when one of the participants, Carlos, fell ill and required emergency medical attention. The strike, now in its fourth month, involves workers protesting their dismissal and demanding a meeting with city officials. "It's been a very stressful day," said [Woman's Name], a spokesperson for the strikers. "Carlos started feeling fatigued, his right eye turned red, and he became nauseous. We had to call for an ambulance." The video shows paramedics attending to Carlos. The strikers' families watched anxiously from nearby windows, highlighting the emotional toll of the prolonged protest. The woman added, "It's frustrating that after four months, the mayor still refuses to meet with us. They're playing with our families' livelihoods." The incident underscores the desperation of the striking workers and raises questions about the city's response to their demands. The ongoing situation serves as a reminder of the challenges faced by workers in Spain.