The protest for the housing crisis at Puerta del Sol reaches its tenth day following a weekend of mass demonstrations across Spain. This Monday, protests that were postponed in Barcelona due to rain will resume.
The camp at Puerta del Sol in Madrid marks this Monday ten days since its inception to demand a solution to the housing crisis. The mobilization, driven by community groups, coincided with a weekend of mass demonstrations in various Spanish cities, as reported by infobae.com.
In this context, the possibility of calling a general strike is gaining strength, an idea that the organisers have put forward after ten days of continuous protest in the central Madrid square.
This Monday's events will also be marked by the resumption of protests that had been postponed in Barcelona due to the torrential rains recorded in the previous days.
Ten days after the camp began at Puerta del Sol to demand a solution to the housing crisis and following a weekend of mass demonstrations across Spain, the idea of a general strike is gaining momentum
The camp in Sol remains the epicentre of the demands for access to housing, an issue that directly affects the residents of the capital and the Community of Madrid.
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