Spain Announces Cessation of Evictions Until 2030
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The government also intends to implement the "prohibition of the purchase of housing by vulture funds," according to the minister
The 87-year-old was evicted from his apartment. Now Spain is considering a ban on evictions of vulnerable tenants.
But the decree approved today by the Council of Ministers will have to be voted on Friday by Congress: the Junts and Podemos are still missing. Meanwhile the activists remain in Puerta del Sol. Ada Colau also victim of the expensive rent: the former mayor of Barcelona forced to leave the...
PUSHED by public pressure, Spain is extending a ban on evictions for the vulnerable until 2030 and introducing stricter regulation of the real estate market.
In Spain, How Maricarmen Abascal, Expelled at the Age of 87, Became the Symbol of the Housing Crisis
The images of Maricarmen Abascal, released on a stretcher of her Madrid apartment on Wednesday, triggered a big protest movement. A week later, the government announced a freeze on evictions until 2030, and the retired woman got to be able to find her home.
87-year-old Maricarmen was evacuated from her apartment in Madrid. After nationwide protests, she is allowed back. The government in Spain is now planning legislation against housing shortages.
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