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Thousands of people bid farewell to Maricarmen in a silent march filled with anger through the streets of Madrid, shouting that they will continue to fight for the defense of their rights, following her death at the age of 87. #MarchaPorMaricarmen #DerechosHumanos #LuchaPorLaVivienda (translated)

The death of Maricarmen, a symbol of the struggle for housing in Spain after her eviction, provokes a massive mobilization of citizens in Congress, who demand not to tolerate another eviction and hold capitalism responsible for her death. #LuchaPorLaVivienda #Desahucios #MaricarmenVive (translated)

"Your struggle awakened consciousness across Spain and sparked a fuse that will not be extinguished. Your dignity and courage mark the way." "I deeply regret the death of Maricarmen. My condolences and recognition to those who accompanied her and fought with her until the end," stated the Minister of Housing, Isabel Rodríguez, while the Health Minister, Mónica García, said that her death "hits us hard": "Your struggle awakened consciousness across Spain and sparked a fuse that will not be extinguished. Your dignity and courage mark the way." #Maricarmen #Desahucios #LuchaPorLaVivienda (translated)

"All my love to the family and loved ones of Maricarmen. A hug also to all those who today feel this loss as our own. Rest in peace." The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, has sent a condolence message to "the family and loved ones" of Maricarmen Abascal, whose loss he says he feels "as his own," shortly after learning of the death of the 87-year-old woman who was evicted in Madrid two weeks ago and has become a symbol of the fight for housing and against evictions. #Maricarmen #Desahucios #LuchaPorLaVivienda (translated)