"I would be ashamed to evict a family," shouted Verónica, a young woman at the rally. (translated)
Thousands of people have demonstrated in Barcelona during Pedro Sánchez's visit to demand the approval of the 'Maricarmen decree', calling for effective measures to address the housing crisis and the cessation of evictions. (translated)

"expropriate the homes from the vulture funds to put them into social rental" The Podemos candidate for the general elections, Irene Montero, demanded this Monday that the housing decree they are negotiating with the Government allow “to expropriate the homes from the vulture funds to put them into social rental.” (translated)
Regarding the possible legal formula for expropriations, Montero denounces that Minister Óscar Puente mentioned it would cost about 130 billion. (translated)
Irene Montero, candidate of Podemos, has demanded that the new housing decree allow for the expropriation of homes from vulture funds to be allocated for social rentals, emphasizing the need to lower rental prices and curb real estate speculation. (translated)

"Organize yourselves, camp, and make yourselves heard" Aitana Sánchez-Gijón encourages people to participate in the housing protest: "Organize yourselves, camp, and make yourselves heard" (translated)
Maricarmen, from the Gregorio Marañón Hospital, sends encouragement to those camped at the Puerta del Sol, urging them to continue their fight for the right to housing and to defend what is theirs. (translated)

Why do we have to camp in Sol? Today we have been at the Puerta del Sol listening to those who demand decent housing against vultures, speculators, landlords, and complicit governments. Podcast "Not one Maricarmen more: camping in Sol" https://t.co/xQbHQWAysH https://t.co/HWwXEqv09P (translated)
"Today the little pig is the obstacle and the house is the reward." Peris-Mencheta reimagines 'The Three Little Pigs' in the Sol camping: "Today the little pig is the obstacle and the house is the reward." (translated)
Samantha Hudson, in a powerful speech during the camp at Puerta del Sol, demanded housing rights and criticized the far right, the right, and the progressive government, stating that the youth are organized and ready to demand radical changes in the housing situation. (translated)

Every day I attend to people in my office who have received a burofax, paying their rent religiously, while the landlord refuses to renew simply because by replacing that tenant with another, he can obtain more profitability. That's why it's essential to approve the automatic renewal of contracts and that "free eviction" is not allowed just as "free dismissal" does not exist. It can be called an indefinite contract or automatic renewal unless there is just cause; the reality is that it is an essential measure to curb speculation and provide security to tenants and landlords. (translated)
"You have to be there, you have to make noise, and you have to keep going." Despite the fact that the camps are being taken over by the younger ones, there are also people from other generations, like Daniel (53 years old): "You have to be there, you have to make noise, and you have to keep going." (translated)
"We must take advantage of the opportunity that we are not alone and vent together." Alex (24 years old) is happy to be showing that it is possible to go beyond cyber activism. (translated)
The campsite for housing at the Puerta del Sol in Madrid, driven by Generation Z, reflects a growing discontent among young Spaniards regarding the housing crisis and becomes a turning point in the struggle for the rights of the working class. (translated)

"They are working against the clock." This Sunday, the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, announced that "they are working against the clock" to be able to approve it on Tuesday, although he did not specify what it will include. (translated)