"In recent years, we have improved salaries, reduced inequality, and promoted economic growth." (translated)
Pedro Sánchez urged the parties to support the housing decree, emphasizing that Maricarmen's eviction is an unacceptable tragedy and that Parliament must commit to preventing similar situations in the future. (translated)

Of course we are going to respond to this social tragedy, but I ask for a broad perspective and responsibility from the parliamentary groups to carry forward a royal decree that is imperative. (translated)
The Spanish government is speeding up the approval of a housing decree in response to the social outrage generated by the eviction of an 87-year-old woman, Maricarmen, while seeking consensus with the different political forces ahead of the next Council of Ministers. (translated)

"The City Council has made all the resources of the social services available to you, such as the teleassistance service, home help, occupational therapy, and SAMUR. The social services of the City Council are in a position to offer you housing assistance." (translated)
The eviction of Maricarmen, an 87-year-old woman, has sparked a political confrontation in Madrid between the central government and the local and regional administration, following the report that the affected person rejected several offers of public residences while it was claimed that the City Council had fulfilled its obligations to provide housing alternatives. (translated)

Thousands of people have protested in Madrid in front of Ayuso's penthouse demanding that it be allocated to Maricarmen, an elderly woman evicted from her home after more than 70 years of residence, asserting that housing is a right. (translated)

"It is important to remember who has the main responsibility." (translated)
Sánchez has described the eviction of Maricarmen, an 87-year-old woman, as a social tragedy while placing the responsibility on Ayuso and Almeida, and in the face of the lack of support to approve a new housing decree. (translated)

Thousands of people have protested in Madrid and other cities in Spain against the eviction of Maricarmen, an 87-year-old woman who had lived in her home for seven decades, demanding more affordable housing and protesting against the government's management. (translated)

I remunicipalized water in Valladolid while she was getting lost in excuses in Barcelona. Neither Colau nor anyone can outdo me as a leftist and brave person. (translated)
Ada Colau's reaction to the eviction of Maricarmen, an 87-year-old woman evicted from her home in Madrid, has sparked a strong confrontation between ministers Óscar Puente and Mónica García over the Spanish government's housing policy. (translated)

"does not rule anything out" (translated)
The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, does not rule out urgently approving a housing decree with anti-eviction measures after the eviction of Maricarmen, while shifting the responsibility on the matter to parliamentary groups and local administrations that have not acted appropriately. (translated)

🔴 @andrearopero is the only journalist who has experienced Maricarmen's eviction from inside her own home. This is what she has seen. #elintermedio (translated)
🔴 @andrearopero has been the only journalist who has experienced Maricarmen's eviction from inside her own home. This is what she has seen. #elintermedio (translated)