
The Confederation of Tenants' Unions stated that the decisions expected at the September 29 Council of Ministers meeting to prevent the exploitation of rent and mortgage victims were insufficient, and announced that they set up a camp in Sol Square for the right to housing and that they would fight until the end.
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The minority left coalition government announced that it would take some decisions at the Council of Ministers meeting on September 29 to prevent the eviction of rent and mortgage victims from their homes and to solve the housing crisis.
In the statement made by the confederation, which held the demonstration with the theme "Let there not be another Mari Carmen", it was said: "We took to the streets to demand that the government listen to our voices. We will not tolerate this anymore. We are camping in Sol Square for the right to housing." statements were included.
Arguing that it is not enough for the minority left coalition government to announce that it will take some decisions regarding the prevention of eviction of rent and mortgage victims from their homes and the solution of the housing crisis at the Council of Ministers meeting to be held on September 29, representatives of the Confederation of Tenants' Unions emphasized that they "will fight until the end".
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The Confederation of Tenants' Unions will continue its camp in Sol Square until its demands are answered.
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