Decenas de miles de personas se manifiestan por la vivienda en Madrid en medio de la incertidumbre electoral
La segunda gran marcha en una semana reparte culpas entre el “Gobierno progresista” y las derechas, y anuncia que seguirá en la lucha “gobierne quien gobierne”
Thousands of people gathered in Madrid's city center on Saturday, with an estimated 70,000 participants according to the Government delegation, united under a common banner against various sectors that hinder access to housing and provoke evictions. Among those deemed responsible were the political class and international speculative funds, portrayed as "the true invaders."
The crowd chanted slogans such as "Right to housing," "A general strike is needed," "Out with the rentiers from our neighborhoods," and "This is a class struggle, we cannot make peace." The demonstration highlighted the left's mobilization, fueled by indignation over the recent eviction of an 87-year-old woman, Mari Carmen Abascal, from her home, as well as frustration with political parties that recently approved decrees aimed at preventing similar evictions, yet also with legislation and administrations that allowed such actions, including those at the national level.
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