Protestas por la vivienda desde los escenarios de San Isidro

Dos grupos musicales criticaron la especulación inmobiliaria y los desahucios durante las fiestas de San Isidro en Madrid, con apoyo de sindicatos de vivienda y referencias directas a los dirigentes regionales y locales.

Los grupos VVV [Tripping' you] y Amor Líquido desplegaron pancartas con mensajes como “Llenan la Pradera, desahucian Madrid” y “La vivienda nos cuesta la vida” durante sus actuaciones en la Pradera de San Isidro. Colaboraron con el Sindicato de la Vivienda de Carabanchel y el Sindicato de Inquilinas de Madrid, y proyectaron un vídeo sobre un desalojo ejecutado a pocos metros del recinto festivo en una vivienda que pertenecía a la Comunidad de Madrid.

Amor Líquido también señaló al Gobierno central. La vocalista Sara Puertas declaró que “no es cuestión de que ciertos políticos saquen rédito de una lucha ante la que tampoco están haciendo nada” y convocó al público a una asamblea el jueves 14 de mayo a las 19.00 en el número 23 del Camino Alto de San Isidro.

La pregonera Sonsoles Ónega abrió las celebraciones con un discurso que cuestionó el modelo especulativo. Afirmó que “me duele que haya que ser buitre y no paloma para vivir aquí” y describió la crisis habitacional como “el quejido de Madrid”. El alcalde José Luis Martínez-Almeida respondió que una fiesta es un espacio para disfrutar y que las reivindicaciones políticas deben expresarse en otros ámbitos.

Artículos relacionados

Spanish politician Lara Hernández defends housing decree amid Junts opposition and Iran energy crisis.
Imagen generada por IA

Sumar defends Council boycott as Junts rejects housing decree amid Iran crisis

Reportado por IA Imagen generada por IA

Sumar's Lara Hernández defended the party's boycott tactic at the Council of Ministers, which led to the approval of a housing decree extending rental contracts and capping increases at 2%, published amid the Iran war's energy shock. Junts vowed opposition, calling it harmful to small owners.

Thousands of workers took to the streets in Barcelona and Málaga on May 1, called by unions CCOO and UGT. The protests focused on demands for peace, housing, and wages, with criticism of the far right and labor policies. Union leaders highlighted the impact of conflicts and the housing crisis on workers.

Reportado por IA

Around 50,000 people, according to organizers, marched in Madrid on Sunday against cuts and institutional neglect of public education by Isabel Díaz Ayuso's government. The protest gathered teachers, students, and families from all education levels, starting from Atocha and ending at Sol. Participants denounced underfunding, high ratios, and increasing privatization.

During the Fiesta de la Resurrección in Madrid's Plaza de Cibeles, Cardinal José Cobo read a letter from Pope Leo XIV announcing a vigil with youth and families at the same site on June 6. The event drew 85,000 attendees who enjoyed performances by Gypsy Kings, Boney M, and Hakuna. The announcement is part of the Pope's Spain itinerary from June 6 to 9.

Reportado por IA

Three days before the Andalusian elections, Pedro Sánchez and María Jesús Montero held a large rally in Pulianas, Granada, on Wednesday with over 2,000 attendees. The socialists appealed to past voters and centered their campaign on public healthcare.

An intense storm hit Mendoza on Saturday, causing floods, landslides, and road closures that affected multiple areas. Authorities reported at least 61 initial incidents, rising to 193 by midday Sunday. As a result, the main event of the National Vendimia Festival was rescheduled for Sunday due to safety concerns.

Reportado por IA

Following a general strike called by the CGT against the labor reform, residents of several Buenos Aires neighborhoods held nighttime pot-banging protests, while Fate factory workers demonstrated against its permanent closure. Incidents at Congress resulted in injuries, and police intervened in highway blockades. The government issued mandatory conciliation in the Fate case, but the company clarified it will not resume operations soon.

 

 

 

Este sitio web utiliza cookies

Utilizamos cookies para análisis con el fin de mejorar nuestro sitio. Lee nuestra política de privacidad para más información.
Rechazar