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Tens of thousands demonstrated for more tenant protection in Madrid on Saturday, amid an ongoing housing crisis and outrage over the eviction of an 87-year-old …
Tens of thousands demonstrated for more tenant protection in Madrid on Saturday, amid an ongoing housing crisis and outrage over the eviction of an 87-year-old woman last week. Some protesters camped overnight in the city's iconic Puerta del Sol plaza and vowed to stay at least until Tuesday, when Spain's Socialist-led government is expected to announce new measures to tackle the crisis. The decree is believed to include the automatic renewal of rental contracts and further restrictions on evictions, but it's unclear if it'll get approval from parliament where Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez lacks a majority.
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Spanish people are always setting an example in their just fight for human rights. We should all be more like them 💪
@@marcoathayde42Imported1mo ago
Direitos custam dinheiro, que se consegue com trabalho. Sem trabalho, sem dinheiro, sem casa. Simples
@@DjSolomon2025Imported1mo ago
✊🏾💯💯💯💯🇪🇸
@@MikeAndTheGarageGangImported1mo ago
¡Anímense, compas!
@@OutsidersRoImported1mo ago
It can be solved. It's far to late for peaceful protesting.<br>Chances are, this will be solved by a "reset". And we all know what a "reset" must be.<br>And the thing is, the new generations doesn't have the guts, the courage and the toughness to do it.<br>Changes implies sacrifices. Often, human sacrifices. There's now way, this will be settled by "democratic" means at this point.<br>So no..... protests of that manner will not solve anything.
@@PrivateInformation-h3wImported1mo ago
Sucot
@@off2u4ea60Imported1mo ago
I love the optimism
@@HermLeeSullyImported1mo ago
The climate change migration is starting to eat Europe.
Tens of thousands demonstrated for more tenant protection in Madrid on Saturday, amid an ongoing housing crisis and outrage over the eviction of an 87-year-old woman last week. Some protesters camped overnight in the city's iconic Puerta del Sol plaza and vowed to stay at least until Tuesday, when Spain's Socialist-led government is expected to announce new measures to tackle the crisis. The decree is believed to include the automatic renewal of rental contracts and further restrictions on evictions, but it's unclear if it'll get approval from parliament where Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez lacks a majority.
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