Housing Protesters Vow to Maintain Pressure on Spain's Government
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Housing protesters vow to maintain pressure on Spain's government
Demonstrators camping in a central Madrid square vowed Monday to keep up the pressure on Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez over Spain's housing crisis, as the 87-year-old woman at the centre of the protest called on them to "hold on".
After two nights camped in the center of Madrid, the protestors against the housing crisis in Spain were on Monday determined to "continue to press" the government of the socialist Pedro Sánchez, to whom they demand a new, more protective law in the face of skyrocketing prices.
"The housing problem will not be solved by a decree that does not address the main problem: speculation," said Pablo Fernández.
"Courage! Fight" Defend what is yours!" It is the message sent by Maricarmen Abascal, 87 years old, the invalid evicted last week from his home in Madrid, to the protesters camped from Saturday evening in Puerta del Sol, in the heart of the capital, against the housing crisis. In a video released in the night by the Union de Inquilinas, promoter of the protest, from the hospital Maricarmen invited the protesters to resist "as long as the body ho…
Hundreds of people have spent the morning of this Sunday camped in Madrid’s Puerta del Sol in protest of the housing crisis, exclaiming that they can’t stand it anymore and that ‘either the rent or the government falls’. A protest that comes to wait for the Council of Ministers to pass a royal decree on Tuesday
Live image of Puerta del Sol, where hundreds of tents have been erected in response to the real estate and rental crisis facing Spain.
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