Demonstration against the Real Estate Summit 2026 in Valencia ends in altercations
Protesters from the Tenants' Union broke into the Palau de les Arts after breaking the police cordon
Quick Look
- Thousands of protesters called by the Tenants' Union protested in Valencia against the real estate congress Real Estate Summit 2026.
- The march ended with incidents, breaking the police cordon and shooting rubber balls by the Police.
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Why It Matters
The Real Estate Summit 2026 is held at the Palau de les Arts with leading figures in the real estate sector.
There are thousands of protesters who responded today to the call of the Tenants' Union in Valencia, which ended with altercations.
At 11:00 a.m. they were gathered at the Porta de La Mar and walked the 600 meters that separate that point of the city from the Palau de les Arts Reina Sofia, where the real estate investment congress Real Estate Summit 2026 is being held, with leading figures in the sector such as Toni Nadal, Albert Rivera and Juan Ramón Rallo.
With cries of "shame", and accompanied by representatives of the main unions, the column of protesters reached the Palau, broke the police cordon by throwing fences and some people entered the Palau, which caused the National Police to shoot rubber balls into the air.
There were moments of tension until the police managed to contain the radicals who broke the cordon.
Open Questions
- How many people were injured during the altercations?
- Were there any arrests after the raid on the Palau?
