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The Tenants Union Demands Indefinite Rental Contracts in the Housing Decree and Says It Will Not Settle for "Crumbs"

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The Sindicato de Inquilinas, organizer of the camp at Puerta del Sol to force the approval of the decree regulating the rental market in Spain, the result of a wave of indignation provoked by Maricarmen's eviction from his Retiro flat, has demanded that the government take the measure to the Council of Ministers this Tuesday include indefinite housing contracts with automatic renovations. "Pedro Sánchez, will you legislate in favor of tenant liv…

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Lean Left

They warn that they will keep the camp if the housing law decree that the government plans to approve this Tuesday does not include measures such as indefinite rental contracts

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Right

Protesters assure Libertad Digital that this last-minute move is the government's umpteenth move "to cover up a problem."

Lean Left

"If the royal decree of tomorrow is insufficient, a plan of struggle must be put forward," say organizations and unions at one of the assemblies held in Sol during the camp for the right to housing.

·Madrid, Spain
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Right

With the voice of the most disadvantaged, the voice of all those who camp at this time in the Puerta del Sol and fight for a decent housing demanding to expropriate real estate to the cry of now. They could cover up a little, because Fernando de los Santos Menéndez, the leader of the Sindicato de Tenquilinas that has been ... Continue reading "The Sindicato de Tenquilinas wants to give us cat by vulture"

·Madrid, Spain
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Far Left

Social organizations camp in Madrid to demand indefinite contracts and freeze prices.

·Caracas, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)
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Lean Right

Some 600 people have been sleeping in 350 tents since Saturday to demand that the government approve on Tuesday a decree that ends the evictions. Already complicated on various fronts, the pressure on the street leaves Pedro Sanchez trapped.

·Buenos Aires, Argentina
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Forbes España broke the news on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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