Camping in Sol by the House: Reactions and Last Hour on the 'Decree Maricarmen' in Spain, Live
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The eviction of Maricarmen, the 87-year-old woman who had been evicted from the house where she had lived for 70 years with an old rent, has been the turning point for some of the citizens to mobilize to protest the housing situation in Spain. Ending evictions of vulnerable people, making rents more affordable, restricting the intervention of vulture funds or making indefinite rental contracts are some of the measures demanded by the Sindicato d…
The camp set up in the heart of Madrid reaches the thousand protesters on the third night of protest. All the expectation is put in the Council of Ministers this Tuesday, in which the government plans to address a series of measures to alleviate the housing crisis. The Tenants’ Union demands that the norm include indefinite rental contracts and a postponement of evictions. Thus one night lived in the core of the resistance for housing in Spain.
The floor is still wet and there is hardly room to place the cameras behind the Bear and the Madroño. It is 9.30 a.m. and the Puerta del Sol is surrounded by shops...
Protesters are pleased that Maricarmen returns home, near the Retiro
You can follow the live images from 8:30 a.m.
"Maricarmen you are not alone." In the Spanish capital, young people are gathered in Puerta del Sol Square to protest against the expensive life and the price of rents. In ten years, the rentals have almost doubled.
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