La mayoría de las comisiones de los acampados en Sol se retira de la plaza para impulsar un movimiento social en los barrios
Representantes de la mayoría de comisiones que han permitido organizar el asentamiento se marchan para preparar la huelga general y por la advertencia de la Delegación de que “podría resultar legítimo ponerle fin”
The majority of the committees overseeing the camp in Sol have withdrawn from the plaza to promote a social movement in the neighborhoods, according to a document accessed by this newspaper. The departure of the core group within the encampment is not an isolated incident, but rather leads to a broader goal: to transform into a social movement that now focuses on supporting the general strike on November 11.
While the tents may remain in Sol, the committees dedicated to Communication, Lung, and Care, as well as Culture, persist, as confirmed by Zahira Pagán, spokesperson for those who have left. Additionally, the association of people without homes continues to be active.
The reason for their departure lies in fulfilling some of the encampment's objectives (raising awareness of their demands) and the warning issued by the Government Delegation that "it might be legitimate to bring it to an end," following a month of respecting the right to assembly. This warning was not taken lightly by many: approximately 600 people have left since the news broke, as reported by Pagán.
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