The author suggested asking Oscar Puente what those decisions were based on and pointed out that a news article mentioned an unequal distribution. He also addressed the minister to raise the issue. (translated)
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The author stated that the Tenants' Union had never received subsidies and accused sectors of the right of spreading falsehoods. He also maintained that those who considered themselves feminists should stop doing so if they did not reject those messages. He added that the Government had not chosen anyone and that Maricarmen had been chosen by a vulture fund. (translated)
The author argued that perhaps some people would better understand the problem if companies or individuals hoarded water to speculate with it, although he added that maybe even that wouldn't be enough. He also stated that housing was a basic necessity and that lacking a roof could lead to deaths. (translated)
The publication described as unbearable and incomprehensible the hatred that, it indicated, an 87-year-old woman had received from media, politicians, and internet users, whom it described disparagingly. It also stated that the right had lost all connection with humanity and empathy, and that this would be a problem for everyone. (translated)
The author stated that there was an attempt to reproduce the Trumpist discourse in Spain to promote conspiracy theories, hatred, fear, and permanent distrust. He also argued that society should confront this situation without anyone holding it back, while being told that it was living in a democracy. #Democracia #Conspiranoia #Odio #ES (translated)
The author stated that, based on experience, female workers feared that their bosses would suspect that they wanted to extend the weekend if they fell ill on a Monday or a Friday. She also questioned what that man knew about the fear of losing one's job. (translated)
Peremuri responded that, as he wrote, the PP and Vox had made their positions and votes in Congress public. He stated that both parties voted against the salary increase and the housing decrees, and that they had labeled medical leave as "cancer." #Política #España #DerechosSociales #ES (translated)
The publication noted that comments had been closed and stated that Irene Montero advocated for the abolition of prostitution and that Podemos included that measure in its program. It also questioned the credibility of Montero and the party. (translated)
The author stated that the right would not act in the face of the housing crisis, would go against those who took a sick leave, and would defend the privatization of healthcare. Then, he added a link preceded by the expression "The people." (translated)
The author stated that if elections at that time did not manage to free them from fascism, nothing would have been able to do so in the 2027 elections. (translated)
The author argued that capitalism made people believe they would be rich one day and led them to vote thinking about their future selves. He added that they probably would not become wealthy and defended voting based on who they were in the present. (translated)
The publication questioned those who defended men whom, as she wrote, her own daughter had accused for decades of rape. She also stated that those men had filmed movies in which they engaged in sexual relations with minors and had married another daughter. The author said that this defense caused her a lot of fear. (translated)
The author stated that the housing crisis was affecting half of Spain and that it added to the precariousness and abuses of some landlords. He also said it was painful for him to constantly read about people who, according to him, were dedicating their efforts to preventing change and allowing the wealthy to continue exploiting others. #CrisisDeVivienda #Precariedad #JusticiaSocial #ES (translated)
The author accused his interlocutors of making their employees work while they were ill or on maternity leave. He also stated that they said it openly because, in his opinion, their voters would do the same if they could. (translated)
Watch out for this. Let's remember the Nahuel case: he was in preventive detention for two years for having red cabbage soup and IKEA screws at home. TWO YEARS. Let's not take fascists and "justice" as a joke because there are people who end up in prison. (translated)
There are people responding asking why you don't buy a house and pay 450 euros. That's the level. Tell me how the hell you save for a down payment on a home if you're spending more than half your salary on having a damn roof. Did daddy pay the down payment or the house for those people, and that's why they don't know how it works? (translated)
Migrants, women with disabilities, the poorest, single mothers, pensioners, and victims of gender violence are the ones who suffer the most from the housing crisis and are the most evicted. (translated)
The victims of machista violence: the fear of ending up on the street is the main obstacle to NOT reporting. And it is the victims who have to flee their homes. That is where the violence of a system that does not guarantee housing alternatives begins. (translated)
In the introduction of RJ 259, we talk about how the housing crisis affects women MORE. For example: 80% of single-parent households are single-mother households: half of them are at risk of social exclusion, and they dedicate a CRAZY amount to rent. (translated)