The Madrid president, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, has criticized Junts for making a fool of the citizens and has accused President Pedro Sánchez of creating an environment to continue burning the streets, amid protests against the eviction of an elderly woman and in reference to the encampment in Sol. (translated)
Isabel Díaz Ayuso @IdiazAyuso on the camping at Puerta del Sol "Let justice act. Decadence is a cancerous virus that sticks and spreads rapidly. They are promoting class struggle, manufacturing poverty to blame a few rich people." #Horizonte (translated)
The Nazi rally on Saturday against the campsite only seeks media attention through provocation and the spectacle that will be provided, protected by a large police presence in front of thousands of people against them. They are incapable of doing anything productive. They are pure performance. (translated)
A PP deputy, Jaime de Olano, uses a fake video generated by artificial intelligence about the Sol encampment to accuse President Pedro Sánchez of taking his voters for fools. (translated)
A report from the Madrid firefighters rules out that the camping at Sol poses a danger in case of emergency. (translated)
The Spanish bishops have expressed their concern about the episodes of violence that occurred during the Sol camp in protest of the housing crisis, highlighting the need to balance the right to housing with the rights of neighbors and merchants and condemning violence in any form. (translated)
A citizen stops several young women from the camp in Sol after tearing down the flags of Spain and Ceuta. (translated)
I have asked Rufián about the camp at Puerta del Sol where he has not been seen. (translated)
Ayuso: "We are going to file a complaint against the government delegate who refuses to evict the illegal camp in Puerta del Sol." (translated)
The merchants of Sol say that the revenue has fallen from 11,000 to 1,000 euros a day due to the smell of urine, garbage, beer cans, and the joint from the campsite of the "perroflautas." (translated)
The most interesting thing happening in this country is happening in the streets with the encampments and the mobilizations for housing. It is the best thing that has happened in many years. (translated)
The City Council of Madrid has alerted about security risks in the camp at Puerta del Sol, including the presence of sharp objects, vandalism, and obstruction of pedestrian passage, which has led to a request for the eviction of the gathering. (translated)
Right now, housing is being legislated according to the guidelines of an occupation camp in a square. It's as if prostitution is being regulated according to what Jack the Ripper says. (translated)
The campsite in Sol and in dozens of cities in our country is the best thing that has happened in years. It is from there that the energy and strength for social transformation will emerge to put an end to the housing business. Let's go! (translated)
The camp in Puerta del Sol, originated by a protest for the right to housing, has generated a legal debate between the Madrid City Council and the Government Delegation about the authority and legality of the eviction. (translated)
Almeida will warn the Minister of the Interior, Fernando Grande-Marlaska, about the presence of cobblestones and large knives at the Sol campsite, while the Madrid City Council takes measures to protect the vandalized monument of the bear and the strawberry tree. (translated)
The dog flautists from the camp at Puerta del Sol have left the bear and the strawberry tree, a symbol of Madrid, in a mess. These are the ones who talk about how we must take care of the public. (translated)
More than 70% of Spaniards believe that the law is not applied equally to all citizens, according to a survey by the CIS published amid the encampment in Sol for the Maricarmen case. (translated)
The campsite in Puerta del Sol has grown to reach 1,248 tents, becoming a strong symbol of protest in Madrid ahead of the imminent vote on decrees regarding housing and the threats from the regional government. (translated)
Daniel Guzmán has camped in Puerta del Sol for several days to denounce that the new Royal Decrees from the Government regarding the housing crisis are insufficient and a joke that only seeks to distract the population. (translated)
