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Madrid residents have mobilized by the tens of thousands, chanting slogans in favor of justice and waving keys in reference to the housing crisis that the Spanish city is experiencing, after the Congress of Deputies rejected two decrees promoted by the Government with measures to alleviate the situation: the automatic renewal of rental contracts and restrictions on evictions. The latest wave of protests broke out after the eviction of Maricarmen Abascal, an 87-year-old woman who had lived in her home for more than 70 years. The scandal brought to light skyrocketing house prices, a shortage of affordable housing and the prioritization of tourist housing.
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