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Spanish healthcare workers take to the streets demanding economic support and better conditions

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Madrid, Oct 29 (EFE), (Camera: Raúl García).- Hundreds of health care workers across Spain took to the streets demanding an increase in health spending, more staff with better conditions to fight the second wave of the coronavirus in the country.FOOTAGE OF THE PROTEST ON THURSDAY IN MADRID.

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