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Maricarmen había vivido casi siete décadas en su piso del barrio de Salamanca antes de ser desahuciada a finales de septiembre.
Maricarmen, la mujer de 87 años desahuciada a finales de septiembre del piso del barrio de Salamanca en el que había vivido durante casi siete décadas, ha fallecido esta tarde.
La noticia llegó a la Puerta del Sol cuando todavía no había dado tiempo a que el duelo encontrara su sitio. Antes de que la tristeza pudiera hacerse silencio, se hizo grito rabioso. Unas 200 personas han abandonado la acampada y han caminado hacia el Congreso.
En Sol, como una vigilia improvisada, cantaban "Madrid ha despertado, lo vamos a luchar". Después, ya en la carrera de San Jerónimo, la voz ha dejado de ser canto para ser rugido seco -demasiado brutal para confundirse con el eco de la calle- repetido por varios centenares de gargantas. "Lo de Maricarmen no ha sido una muerte, ha sido un asesinato. ¡Asesinos!" y "Vergüenza, vergüenza!".
Su rabia y desazón no deja espacio entre grito y otro. Más aún cuando señalan a los que consideran sus enemigos: el rentismo y la clase política. "Rentistas, vosotros sois los terroristas", corean antes de que su señalamiento choque con Sánchez y su Ejecutiva.
"¿Dónde está el Gobierno progresista?", se desgañitan y demuestran con estos gestos que la muerte de Maricarmen no será, por ahora, el fin de una lucha en la que, sobre todo, jóvenes están poniendo el cuerpo y desgarrándose la garganta para lograr lo que creen justo. Una lucha social que, de momento, parece haber provocado un adelanto electoral para el 29N después del fracaso en el Congreso de los dos decretos ley.
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Se producirá un adelanto electoral al 29N
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Maricarmen, an octogenarian evicted from her home in Madrid after more than seven decades of residence, died after being admitted to the Gregorio Marañón hospital. His death has generated consternation among the protesters camped in Puerta del Sol, who have started spontaneous protests towards the Congress of Deputies, reading poems by Rafael Alberti and demanding measures to prevent similar situations from being repeated.

The eviction of Maricarmen Abascal, 87, in Madrid on September 23 sparked massive protests, the approval of decree-laws rejected by Congress, an electoral advance to November 29 and the call for a general strike on the 11th of next month. Her death in a Madrid hospital two weeks later made her a symbol of the housing crisis and citizen solidarity.

Felipe González criticizes the central government for taking the housing decrees overturned by Congress to the Permanent Deputation, which he considers a betrayal of national sovereignty and a trigger for the electoral advance. He also censures the PP's doubts about voting by mail, warning of an irreversible democratic crisis.
After learning of the death of Maricarmen Abascal, activist and symbol of the fight for housing, hundreds of protesters have gathered at Puerta del Sol and have peacefully marched towards the Congress of Deputies to pay tribute to her and denounce the housing crisis, facing a police device that blocked access to the building.
Maricarmen Abascal, 87, was evicted from her home in the Retiro district after a long legal dispute and died this Wednesday at the Gregorio Marañón hospital. His case provoked national protests, a camp in Puerta del Sol, the fall of two housing decrees in Congress and the early call of general elections for November 29.

Maricarmen, 87, died on October 7 after being evicted on September 23 from her home in Madrid, where she had lived since 1956. Although she reached an agreement to return, it arrived too late. His case sparked national protests, rejected government decrees and the advancement of elections to November 29.