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Back|Nach Zwangsräumung in Spanien - Rentnerin Maricarmen gestorben
Nach Zwangsräumung in Spanien - Rentnerin Maricarmen gestorben
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Tagesschau Ausland·22 hours ago·Real_estate·1 min read·🇩🇪Germany·

Nach Zwangsräumung in Spanien - Rentnerin Maricarmen gestorben

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  • Die 87-jährige spanische Aktivistin Maricarmen Abascal ist nach einer Zwangsräumung ihrer Wohnung in Madrid und anschließender Krankenhausbehandlung gestorben.
  • Ihr Fall hatte landesweite Proteste gegen die Mietenexplosion in Spanien ausgelöst.

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Why It Matters

Maricarmen Abascal war seit über 70 Jahren in ihrer Wohnung in Madrid wohnhaft geworden und ein Symbol des Widerstands gegen steigende Mieten und Zwangsräumungen in Spanien.

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Maricarmen Abascal ist tot. "Wir bedauern, mitteilen zu müssen, dass Maricarmen heute gestorben ist", teilte der Mieterverband in Spanien mit.

Die Rentnerin war wegen der Zwangsräumung ihrer Wohnung in Madrid international bekannt geworden. Die 87-Jährige war auf einer Trage aus ihrer Wohnung in Madrid geholt worden. Ein Investor hatte zuvor den Mietpreis nach Angaben des Mieterverbands um 275 Prozent auf 2.650 Euro erhöht. Maricarmen lebte seit mehr als 70 Jahren in der Wohnung.

Nach der Zwangsräumung wurde Maricarmen wegen Erschöpfung ins Krankenhaus eingeliefert. Vor einigen Tagen hatte es dann eine Einigung gegeben und sie war in ihre Wohnung zurückgekehrt. Diese Lösung sei zu spät gekommen, erklärte der Mieterverband. "Eine völlig vermeidbare Situation nach einem qualvollen Prozess."

Landesweite Proteste

Die Zwangsräumung hatte zu landesweiten Protesten geführt. Ihr Schicksal führte auf besonders drastische Weise das Ausmaß der Wohnungsnot und Mietenexplosion in Spanien vor Augen. "Wir sind alle Maricarmen", stand auf Plakaten bei den Demonstrationen.

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  • Der Mieterverband wird rechtliche Schritte gegen den Vermieter wegen der Zwangsräumung prüfen.

    Possible · Within weeks

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  • ?Wird es zu weiteren rechtlichen Konsequenzen für den Vermieter kommen?
  • ?Wie wird der Mieterverband auf den Tod von Maricarmen Abascal reagieren?
  • ?Führen diese Ereignisse zu konkreten politischen Maßnahmen gegen die Mietenexplosion in Spanien?

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  • Die 87-jährige spanische Aktivistin Maricarmen Abascal ist nach einer Zwangsräumung ihrer Wohnung in Madrid und anschließender Krankenhausbehandlung gestorben.
  • Ihr Fall hatte landesweite Proteste gegen die Mietenexplosion in Spanien ausgelöst.

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