The 'Maricarmen decree' has already allowed the suspension of evictions in Catalonia, while the Government plans to finance half the price of housing for people over 40 in an attempt to address the housing crisis in the region. (translated)
Pedro Piqueras has defended the necessity of the housing decrees approved by the Government, highlighting that the eviction of Maricarmen has been the trigger for a housing crisis that had been warned about, and emphasizing the urgency of increasing the construction of housing, especially affordable housing, to address this social and political problem in Spain. (translated)
His name was Javier, he was 60 years old and he was a shoemaker in Hospitalet. Yesterday he committed suicide before being evicted from the commercial premises that he also used as his home. He had left a written note informing that he would take his life. Capital terrorism in this. (translated)
"Our job is to save people, not to carry out evictions." (translated)
Protests for housing are intensifying this weekend with more than thirty demonstrations scheduled in various cities across Spain, organized by the Confederation of Tenants' Unions after the eviction of an 87-year-old neighbor in Madrid. (translated)
The first eviction under the 'Maricarmen decree' has been suspended in Barcelona, protecting a woman in a vulnerable situation, according to the Tenants' Union. (translated)
María, owner of ten houses, claims that her real estate success is due to hard work and sacrifices, and criticizes those who camp in Sol demanding better housing conditions. (translated)
The Mossos d'Esquadra are investigating the death of a man in L'Hospitalet de Llobregat as a suicide, found alongside a note suggesting that he had an eviction order from the place where he worked as a shoemaker. (translated)
«Hemos escuchado a la gente. Tenemos una oportunidad única para volver a hacer de cada casa un hogar, la base para construir un proyecto de vida y un derecho al alcance de todos»Aunque las propuestas deben ser convalidadas por el Congreso este viernes, Pedro Sánchez ya ha sacado pecho y ha presumido de la labor realizada por el Ejecutivo. #Vivienda #Desahucios #SusanaDíaz
«El Gobierno de Pedro Sánchez lleva ocho años sin hacer nada de lo que prometió» #Vivienda #Desahucios #SusanaDíaz
«La vivienda no se puede legislar en caliente, a lo loco, rápido y con urgencia, por mucha presión social que genere el desahucio de Maricarmen, algo que a mí también me rompió el alma»Preguntada en el programa 'En boca de todos' sobre los dos reales decretos aprobados por el Ejecutivo de Pedro Sánchez, Susana Díaz ha respondido de manera contundente. #Vivienda #Desahucios #SusanaDíaz
Susana Díaz argues that housing legislation should not be rushed, despite the social pressure generated by evictions like that of Maricarmen, and advocates for an agreement between administrations and long-term solutions. (translated)
Espinar to Ayuso: "She got the entire Community of Madrid dancing to buy herself a luxury apartment in front of her mother's house and has not lifted a finger to prevent the eviction of a 87-year-old woman." (translated)
"Listening to your provocations about the eviction of a 87-year-old woman is disgusting (...) You made the whole Community of Madrid dance to buy yourself a luxury apartment and did not lift a finger to prevent Maricarmen's eviction." (translated)
Suspension of the eviction of a woman in Barcelona due to the new housing decree that is in effect today after being published in the BOE. (translated)
What is happening in Spain is not a 15-M, but a coordinated strategy of the left to go to the elections of 2027. The objective of PSOE, Podemos, and Sumar is to present themselves in the general elections without bad headlines—such as evictions—and to have an excuse to blame the right, if they govern, for the skyrocketing housing prices. None of this is about solving the rental problem: interventionism has proven to be very detrimental, as it destroys supply. Feijóo will have the true 15-M of housing. A 'fake' 15-M against the right. My column in EL PAÍS. (translated)
An entire block in Barcelona, made up of vulnerable residents, is on the verge of eviction despite the imminent vote on the 'Maricarmen decree', which could offer protection against eviction, leaving those affected without hopes of a viable solution. (translated)
The Spanish Parliament is facing uncertainty over the approval of two housing decrees, crucial for addressing the rental crisis that affects millions of people, as the parties debate their content and the necessary support for their implementation. (translated)
The eviction of Seha, a high-risk pregnant woman, has been postponed while waiting for Congress's decision on a decree that could protect vulnerable people from being evicted. (translated)
The recent housing decrees have shaken the real estate business in Madrid, generating outrage among owners who see their profits threatened by unexpected measures aimed at protecting tenants and citizens. (translated)
