SHOTLIST: LISBON, PORTUGAL (DE.C 11, 2025) (ANADOLU – ACCESS ALL) 1. MAN WALKING WITH LUGGAGE 2. CLOSE SHOT OF AIRPORT SIGN ON WALL 3. VARIOUS OF PEOPLE WALKING IN AIRPORT 4. VARIOUS OF EMPTY AREAS IN AIRPORT 5. VARIOUS OF EMPTY TRAIN STATIONS / TRAINS STOPPED ON RAILWAY 6. POLICE WAITING NEAR PROTESTORS 7. PROTESTORS WAVING FLAGS 8. POLICE WAITING AROUND 9. PORTUGUESE FLAG 10. VARIOUS OF PROTESTORS CHANTING SLOGANS / POLICE WAITING AROUNDLISBON, PORTUGAL - DE.C 11, 2025: Demonstrators marched from Rossio Square to the Portuguese Parliament in the capital, Lisbon, to show support for the ongoing strike on Wednesday, Dec. 11. Portugal is witnessing its first general strike in 12 years on Thursday, as trade unions mobilize workers and bring key public services, including education, health care, and transport, to a standstill. The strike initiated by CGTP and UGT unions aims to halt the labor reform package proposed by Prime Minister Luis Montenegro's government, Portuguese daily Publico reported. Hospitals, schools, factories, water and sanitation services, as well as agriculture and fish markets, have been shut down across the country from north to south. Portuguese Railways runs minimal services, while the Lisbon Metro closed all stations on Thursday due to the strike. Speaking to reporters, the secretary-general of the CGTP called on workers to join the general strike, with a view to improving their living conditions as well as giving a signal of rejection to the labor package, according to broadcaster RTP.