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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
He was right, Peter, the pastor, the last time he warned that the wolf was coming and no one believed him, but Madrid drags more serious problems than arbitrary errors.
The trial for the machista murder of a woman in Udera (Madrid) omits that accumulated up to seven complaints against her assailant
The network that coordinates social movements and tenant unions throughout the continent joins the Sol camp and hopes that the Spanish movement will replicate in cities around the world
Three minutes later, precariousness remains unbearable and affects new generations and other vulnerable groups
Thousands of people camp in the center of Madrid to urge the government to pass a rule on Tuesday that really changes things
Hundreds of people spent the night in the square after a protest motivated by the eviction of Maricarsen, a 87-year-old woman who was evicted from the rental house in Madrid.
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 spontaneous camp called by the Inquillin Union has taken strength on its first day standing with profiles of all ages that refuse to dismount their shops until "measures are taken to make cities no longer a zoo"
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.
Among the demands of the demonstrators are the decline of students per classroom, measures against segregation and wage increases.
The woman found out about the camp at night and went spontaneously to help the campers so they can continue "strong" with the movement.
The Inquillinas union in Madrid highlights the solidarity between the campsites and has prepared activities such as workshops, debates and assemblies: "Today we go back to night"
Tens of thousands of people gathered in the Spanish capital on Saturday to call for greater protection for tenants. The protest was sparked by the eviction of an elderly woman who was forced out of her lifelong home after her rent nearly quadrupled. Her case has resonated with many Spaniards who say rising rents, partly driven by tourism, are making cities increasingly unaffordable. Morgan Ayre reports.
Hundreds of people spent the night from Saturday to Sunday in an ultra-tourist square in Madrid to demand better protections for tenants, after the expulsion in the week of an octagenary, become a symbol face of the housing crisis in Spain.
Thousands marched on Saturday in Madrid to protest the expulsion of an 87-year-old woman from the housing she had occupied for seven decades, demanding better protection for tenants. Some demonstrators then maintained their occupation of a square in the Spanish capital during the night.
Both are two of the most visible Madrid faces of the new political rap, a new front that tries to win the story in networks through music
"Being Latino is not a point of origin on the map: it is an almost biological inability to accept that life is lived alone," writes Alejandro Sanz in a letter exclusive to EL PAIS after getting on the stage as a guest of Shakira's residence in Madrid. "Today the danger does not bring cannons; it comes in the form of a cold screen," the singer also reflects
Their evictions caused mobilizations, inspired changes in housing laws and reached the UN. However, they remained on the street without alternative housing
The Supreme upheld the end of the rent despite the fact that several owners had accepted the subrogation for years and that the contract was born vitiated by Franco law
