Sol's Camp, Sad for Maricarmen's Death, but Eager to Continue: "He Told Us to Fight for Our Rights"
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From the heart of the makeshift “protest camp” set up by housing rights activists in Madrid’s Puerta del Sol to the home of Maricarmen Abascal, thousands of people are reverently bidding farewell to the female icon who sparked the fight against evictions in Spain. “We will continue to fight for you” is the message in every direction. The post Madrid: Spaniards bid farewell to Maricarmen – “Her story does not end here” appeared first on in.gr.
Demonstrations will take place in Barcelona, Seville, Valencia and other major cities
The campers recognize the "hard blow" of the death of the evicted old woman who lit the fuse of social mobilization and defend that "now more than ever" they have to continue fighting for decent housing. And politicians, in the middle of the campaign, ask "to take note all."
Not even the death of the 87-year-old symbol of the housing crisis stops the political battle. Feijóo (Populars): "We will not allow to emotionally manipulate the Spanish people." Thousands of people on the street, march towards Congress
The death of 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal on Wednesday caused tears and anger on the iconic Puerta del Sol square in the heart of the Spanish capital, an epicenter of the movement where hundreds of people camp to express their...
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