Abstract

The true significance of the general strike in Spain last June 20th lies snore in the effects of redundancy, condensation and proliferation of a multiplicity of struggles and subjectivities which it strengthened, and whose composition is not really part of the workerist and corporatist framework of the stain trade unions, and less in the meaning of the strike itself. On the contrary, the coincidence of heterogeneous actors and struggles seen to emerge during those weeks of diverse battles and initiatives allows us to glimpse perhaps the beginning of a real change in the fortunes and opportunities for the constituent struggle of the multitudes in Spain and throughout Europe