Spain: the death of Maricarmen Abascal, evicted at 87, rekindles anger over the housing crisis
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SpainMadrid is taking a political hit: Maricarmen's death is being blamed on Parliament, which rejected the "Maricarmen decree", just seven weeks before early elections and five weeks before a general strike.
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GermanyBerlin sees the death of Maricarmen Abascal as a symbol of Spain's visible housing crisis, rather than just an episode in an election campaign.
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Partisan
the report attributes the rejection of the decree to PP, Vox, and Junts, and contrasts the attitude of the right after the death, without taking up the version of these parties.
Emphasis on the union
several texts centrally quote the voice of the Sindicato de Inquilinas, a party involved in the case.
What the account puts first
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the narrative puts the housing crisis, which the case allegedly made visible, in the spotlight.
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Germany onlyGermanyReliance on a single source
the rent figure is attributed to the sole tenants' union, with no version from the opposing party.