Spain PM vows action as housing protest sparked by Madrid eviction grows
Plight of woman taps into long-simmering resentment over spiralling costs to rent or buy homes.
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Plight of woman taps into long-simmering resentment over spiralling costs to rent or buy homes.
Open original →Tens of thousands marched through Madrid on Saturday to protest the eviction of María del Carmen Abascal from the apartment in the upscale Retiro neighborhood where she had lived for more than seven decades.
Open original →Tens of thousands of people gathered in the Spanish capital on Saturday to call for greater protection for tenants. The protest was sparked by the eviction of an elderly woman who was forced out of her lifelong home after her rent nearly quadrupled.
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