Madrid Housing Protest Camp Grows
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The Sindicato de Inquilinas e Inquilinos de Madrid raises tents in the central Puerta del Sol as a measure of pressure against the central government to approve the "Decreto Mari Carmen", which seeks to establish indefinite rental contracts, freeze rent prices and impose a moratorium on evictions. The protest broke out after the eviction of an octogenarian, which has become a symbol of the housing crisis in Spain.
In Spain, 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal has become a symbol of the housing crisis, and the mobilizations following his expulsion from his Madrid home succeed each other. Since Saturday 26 September in the evening, demonstrators occupy a place in the capital.
The housing crisis being faced in Spain has driven protesters into the streets, with several camped out in Madrid's Puerta del Sol square.
In 500 camps at Puerta del Sol in the name of Maricarmen, the old symbol of the protest (ANSA)
Indignant by the expulsion of an octogenary, activists camp in the centre of Madrid to demand better protection of tenants. The left-wing government wants a law to be passed quickly in this direction.
The Madrid City Council has shown its "surprise" and "indignation" before the camping of the Puerta del Sol.
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