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The Union of Inquillinas, on the camp: "The demonstration was not enough for us" - 124; Tens of thousands of people travel in Madrid in protest of the rents and evictions: "We are left homeless"
Dickens already has a script on the moral misery of the 21st century. This time it will be shot in Ceuta and Madrid
The 87-year-old Maricarren Abascal eviction brought back a debate that has been suffocating the Spaniards for years: the housing crisis. In 2025, 25,540 expulsions were recorded, mostly for non-payment of rent. I mean, there was an eviction every 20 minutes, 70 every day. Real estate speculation, vulture funds and housing shortages aggravate the problem of 18 other European Union countries and replicate in other latitudes, such as in Mexico.
In her first message from the hospital she was moved to after being thrown out of the home she lived in for 71 years, the 87-year-old woman thanked the citizen's mobilizations for her support and promised to "continue fighting" for the right to housing in Spain. Under the slogan "Not one more Maricarren," the Inquilinas Union is preparing a major demonstration in Madrid on Saturday, September 26, as pressure grows for the government and the opposition to take new measures against the real estate speculators.
The City Council proposes the Rental Intermediation Service and Maricarsen representatives have agreed to meet next Monday with the owners of the house and the municipal mediators
The monologue of 'The Andalusian Dog' in La 1 begins with a review of one of the news of the week
The Union of Inquillins tells that the woman, 87 years old and who was evicted on Wednesday, is still "tired, but is well," on the floor and accompanied by her cousin Vicente
The eviction of a 87-year-old neighbor of Madrid is the symbol of the failure of a system that does not solve the housing crisis
In networks, it was a feast of some colleagues. At the discussion tables, and depending on what well you look at, too.
The independence party values how to confront the government without being splashed by the management of an event that overflows ideologies
The company's activity is to increase the value of buildings after buying them, emptying them from tenants and making reforms.
In Revista de Prensa we reviewed the main Spanish portades with the debates unleashed by the eviction of Maricarsen, a 87-year-old woman who was evicted from an apartment in which she lived for more than 70 years. Diaries such as' El País', 'El Mundo' and 'La Vanguardia' analyze how both the national government, the premises of the Madrid Community and the political parties of the opposition receive cross-accusations about their responsibilities on the case, while in the streets the population moves against vulture funds and speculation with housing.
The president states that the eviction has been a "soul-free" measure and calls on the right and the extreme right to approve the decree in Congress
The president of Madrid says it wasn't her idea to buy the house that cost Madrid 6.3 million euros: "It was from my team and it didn't seem bad to me"
Women are being tested and tested to determine their health status. Anxiety and stress from eviction
On the front page of the press, on Thursday 24 September, indignation in Spain, after yesterday's expulsion of a pensioner of 87 years from the Madrid dwelling she had occupied for seventy years. The meeting yesterday between Pedro Sanchez and the mayor of New York, Zohran Mamdani, on the margins of the UNGA. A new "plan" of the "peace council" for Gaza. And the kick-off of the League of Nations tonight.
At the age of 87, she was expelled from the apartment of Madrid in which she lived since 1956. Your case raises the extent to which the legal protection of vulnerable tenants comes
The 87-year-old woman was taken on a stretcher, as a war victim, but every day evictions are carried out in less photogenic neighborhoods without an eyebrow moving
A 87-year-old woman has become the new face of the housing crisis in Spain. Maricarren Abascal lived in an apartment in central Madrid that he rented for 71 years and the authorities tried to get her out of the house four times. Housing problems and property speculation in the country have caused more than half a million evictions in the last decade.
