SocietyHundreds set up tent encampments in Madrid over housing crisis
Hundreds of protesters have established tent camps in central Madrid, calling for government action over soaring housing costs and evictions. Demonstrations have also spread to Barcelona. Spain is short about 750,000 homes, and the central bank warns the deficit could surpass one million by 2028.

- Spain’s housing crisis: Key points after the Maricarmen protests
Maricarmen’s eviction has brought thousands onto the streets, reviving concern about access to housing in Spain. Prices and rents are climbing while supply remains behind demand.
- Protesters camp in Madrid as housing crisis sparks anger
Protesters have spent a second day camping in central Madrid, urging Spain’s government to act on the housing crisis. The demonstration began after an 87-year-old woman was evicted from the home where she had lived all her life.
- Madrid housing protests enter third day after pensioner’s eviction
Protesters spent a third day camped outside the Madrid regional administration on Monday, opposing the eviction of an octogenarian and calling for stronger tenant protections amid a housing shortage and soaring rents.









































































