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PP leaders point out to the Delegation (PSOE) for not preventing the settlement, and it is hidden in the absence of riots
The decision comes after his Left Party allies supported a conservative to preside over Parliament. Despite the reverse, the progressive block still has options.
The agents also arrest two other individuals as cover-ups. They helped him move the body to the field.
The parties are making progress in preventing vulture funds from acquiring residential property and in activating a battery of tax rebates, in addition to "stabilizing" contracts.
Pérez Triano announces that he is leaving politics after criticism of the executive's management of the crisis in the city: "I have suffered a constant campaign of harassment"
The president enters the third year of her term of office and a mass bath is given in the Zócalo to demonstrate support for her government
The right is trying to channel all the discomfort towards the central government
Members of the PSOE ceutí asked Ferraz for help since July 28: "The situation is unsustainable. We're overloaded. This is not about all summers."
The media evicted increased tension in the Government, where two degrees of radicality coexisted on how to deal with a problem that had been plagued. Different electors, diagnoses and trajectories call on the PSOE and its partners to conflict
Thousands of people camp in the center of Madrid to urge the government to pass a rule on Tuesday that really changes things
The City Council accuses the central executive of "leaving office" and Francisco Martín points out that he has not received any official eviction communication
The Swiss voters largely ruled out a proposal to tighten the policy of neutrality that the country has maintained since 1848. The initiative, supported by a right-wing populist party, sought to limit the Government in joining the sanctions against countries in conflict and to ban cooperation with military alliances such as NATO, unless the country was attacked.
The Madrid Union of Inquillins and Inquillines raises the tents at the central Puerta del Sol as a measure of pressure against the central government to approve the "Mari Carmen Decree," which seeks to establish indefinite rental contracts, freeze rental prices and impose a moratorium on evictions. The protest broke out after the eviction of an octogenary, which has become a symbol of the housing crisis in Spain.
The Sinn Féin is leading the neighborhood protests and demands the British government to stop "this madness"
The Inquillin Union is grateful for the mobilization: "Never again will they make us believe we can't do this."
The executive needs to bring together the positions of Junts, Sumar and Poder to draft a text that he wants to adopt at next Tuesday's Council of Ministers and that will not be supported by the PP
Coalition ministers assume that they must close the pact by Tuesday and add up to a threat of a plant under increasing social pressure
President of Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva announced the ban on sports betting and online casinos in Brazil, a measure the Government considers necessary to combat the indebtedness of families and the mental health problems associated with the game.
As soon as they see a cop, drivers in Afghanistan turn off their radio and sound equipment for fear of being arrested. Since 2021, Kabul had to turn off its melodies because of the strict restrictions imposed by the Taliban Government. Only religious or patriotic songs authorized by the authorities are allowed to be heard in public space. In 2025, four Afghan musicians were sentenced to 15 months in prison by the Taliban for organizing a night touch.
Thousands of people went to the streets of Madrid to protest the evictions and demand urgent action in the face of the housing crisis in Spain. The mobilization was called after the eviction of Maricarsen Abascal, a 87-year-old woman who had lived for more than 70 years in the same house and whose case has generated a strong social reaction. Miriam Bue, spokesman for the Madrid tenants' union and the European coalition of housing movements, addresses the issue in France 24.
