Sánchez stars in a video in which he tells Teresa's story to highlight the 'Maricarmen decree': "It doesn't matter"

This Saturday, November 14, the PSOE has released an electoral video in which the President of the Government and candidate for re-election, Pedro Sánchez, tells Teresa's personal story to highlight the benefits of the so-called 'Maricarmen decree' and make it clear that it does not matter who governs Spain starting next November 29.

"They want you to believe that it doesn't matter who governs this country, but Teresa does care," begins the film in which Sánchez tells the story of an elderly woman who has been renting for almost 40 years in an apartment where she raised her family and for which she has paid religiously without being late "not even once."

The general secretary of the socialists relates, however, that one day they sold the building to an investment fund, which caused Teresa to receive a letter warning her that her rent would double in a few months, when her contract expired.

Immediately, Sánchez continues, the building began to receive strangers with suitcases because the homes had been converted into tourist apartments, while Teresa spent sleepless nights worrying about how she could pay double for a house that "felt less and less like hers every day."

"It doesn't matter who governs"

The outcome of the story suggests that the PSOE wins the elections and, thanks to the application of the Housing Law, not only can the funds no longer expel tenants from their apartments or double their rent, but illegal tourist apartments begin to be withdrawn from the market.