Police in Cadiz, southern Spain, are said to have used rubber bullets and pepper spray to disperse metalworkers protesting over higher wages.

Footage from November 23 shows large clouds of smoke rising from the street as groups of protest began to disperse.

The filmer told Newsflare: "The police response to a quiet and peaceful march was to respond with pepper spray and rubber balls."

Octavo dia de huelga del metal en Cádiz, dónde tras una marcha convocada por el Sindicato de estudiantes en apoyo a los trabajadores del sector del metal, se reunieron miles de personas entre los que había estudiantes mayores y MENORES de edad, trabajadores, familiares y personas mayores. La respuesta policial ante una marcha tranquila y pacífica, fue de responder con gases pimienta y pelotas de goma.


Cargas policiales ante la huelga del metal en Cádiz

Eighth day of the metal strike in Cádiz, where after a march called by the Student Union in support of workers in the metal sector, thousands of people gathered, including older and MINOR students, workers, family members and people greater. The police response to a quiet and peaceful march was to respond with pepper spray and rubber balls.