The majority of Sol's campers begin to leave the square to move the movement "to the neighborhoods"

Most of the commissions that have organized the encampment for the right to housing in Puerta del Sol for more than a month have dissolved and their members have decided to leave the settlement to move their activity "to the neighborhoods," according to a statement from Acampada 26S.

The text indicates that the camp begins a move "to the neighborhoods" to become a social and working class movement and thus end its activity in Puerta del Sol. Its representatives will now focus their activity on preparing and supporting the general strike called for November 11, as reported this Saturday in a statement to which Europa Press has had access.

"From Acampada 26S, we began the so-called 'moving' to the neighborhoods to transmute into a social and working class movement, understood as '26S Movement', thus ending our activity in Puerta del Sol," says the text, which adds that the movement will continue its fight "whoever leaves and whoever is in the Congress of Deputies after the 29N elections."

The statement maintains that the strike is "one of the immediate horizons" and that the process of its organization is "an end in itself", serving to "discover affinities, consolidate alliances, open spaces for action." "See you at the General Strike on November 11 along with all your blue banners," the text concludes.

The commissions recognize that the physical dismantling of the space has not been possible "as they would have liked." According to the text, this has occurred "due to different circumstances" and within the possibilities of action and despite having developed "a detailed dismantling protocol in stages."

"We say goodbye to this stage full of learning and with the certainty that collective processes do not necessarily end when the space that hosts them changes. The camping trip has been a starting point," emerges from the text.

On the other hand, the statement mentions that within the camp a group called the Association of Homeless People has emerged, with "its own organization and political horizon."