Thousands protest in Santander against tourism model and housing issues

More than a thousand demonstrators marched through Santander on Saturday under the slogan 'Cantabria para vivir' to protest the priority given to tourism and investment funds over residents.

The march, held on June 6, brought together housing unions, public service advocates and those affected by investment funds. Participants demanded that tourism serve only as a complement and not as an axis that expels residents. Diego San Gabriel, spokesperson for 'Cantabria no se vende', criticized Mayor Gema Igual for rejecting a tourist tax and compared tourism to a cuckoo that preys on other nests. The neglect of Article 47 of the Constitution on the right to housing was also denounced. A group of tenants from Hermanos Calderón Street, whose homes were sold by Mosaic Propco to a Luxembourg fund, joined the protest. Their spokesperson Laura lamented that the right of first refusal was not offered and stated they would continue demonstrating to defend Article 47.

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A large crowd of protesters marching through the streets of Madrid holding signs for housing rights.
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Thousands protest in Madrid for the right to housing

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Tens of thousands of protesters marched through Madrid on Sunday to demand rent regulation and denounce abuses by landlords and speculators.

Two music groups denounced real estate speculation and evictions during Madrid's San Isidro festivities, backed by housing unions and direct references to regional and local leaders.

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On Friday, thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in Cádiz, Málaga and Córdoba to protest high rents and wage precarity in Andalusia.

Hundreds of people protested Wednesday against Aragon president Jorge Azcon outside the Foro Agroindustrial in Huesca on the second day of an education strike.

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The Archdiocese of Madrid and dozens of Christian communities have expressed rejection of measures by the city council and regional government affecting homeless people and immigrants.

The Valparaíso governor and the housing minister agreed that the expropriated land will be assigned by order of arrival and not automatically to those occupying the megatoma.

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Podemos leader Ione Belarra joined a protest by infant education workers in Jaén on Thursday. The event marks her first public appearance in the regional campaign and took place without the coalition candidate Antonio Maíllo.

 

 

 

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