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Mundo Blanquillo reported that Real Zaragoza was losing 4-2 to Madrileño in the 98:30 minute, before Jaume Jardí equalized with a penalty in the 101:52. The author noted that the team salvaged a valuable point in Alcalá de Henares and highlighted their confidence and effort on the field. https://t.co/20rAL8a7ES #RealZaragoza #Fútbol #Deportes (translated)

Eugenio López-Chacarra was just one stroke away from winning the Open de España at the Club de Campo in Madrid, where the Scotsman Grant Forrest took the victory, frustrating the hopes of the fans cheering for the player from Madrid. #OpenDeEspaña #Golf #EugenioChacarra (translated)

Álvaro Serrano, a matador from Madrid, suffered a serious goring in the thigh during an afternoon of hopes at the Autumn Fair in Las Ventas, where, despite his commitments and good previous performances, his long-awaited opportunity was cut short when he was injured by the third bull of the Count of Mayalde. #ÁlvaroSerrano #FeriaDeOtoño #Toros (translated)

Alem Velasco wrote that, a few hours after the death of Maricarmen and with the decree that, as he indicated, was supposed to halt the evictions of vulnerable people in effect, the police had arrived in the Madrid neighborhood of San Blas to evict Tamara, her husband, and their three children from a public housing. https://t.co/t5rMrIFRMY #Desahucios #DerechosHumanos #Vivienda (translated)

Jesús Fernández-Villaverde pointed out that the Community of Madrid went from 1.27 homes per household in 1995 to a peak of 1.31 in 2002 and to 1.11 in 2026. According to his figures, during that period the real price per square meter rose from 2,273 to 4,069 euros. He attributed the drop in the ratio to both the growth of the Madrid population—from 5.1 million to 7.2 million—and the reduction in the average size of households, from 3.1 to 2.6 people. The author argued that smaller households also increased the demand for housing: even with the 1995 population, Madrid would today need about 20% more homes. He cited Castilla y León, where the real price per square meter remained at the 1995 level and households averaged 2.2 people, as an example of similar family evolution. Fernández-Villaverde indicated that the price per square meter reached 4,453 euros in 2007, when there were 1.24 homes per household, and he argued that the boom was due to cheap credit and speculation, not excessive construction. Between 2002 and 2008, he claimed, Madrid added about 400,000 households and only about 310,000 homes. He also described both the 4,453 euro price from 2007 and the 2,569 euro price from 2012 as temporarily distorted. In his view, measures that only affected prices, including the two decrees from the previous week, did not address the limitation of supply. He suggested that Spain had to choose between competing for the existing homes or betting on building more. #Vivienda #Madrid #PreciosInmobiliarios (translated)

The author stated that Puerta del Sol had been occupied and vandalized, and that businesses were suffocated and suffering sales declines of up to 60%. He also claimed that Pedro Sánchez was turning the heart of Madrid into a political camp and that the people of Madrid were bearing the cost. https://t.co/3lXzLS6N0q https://t.co/yucqckF3OX #Madrid #Vandalismo #Política #ES (translated)

The article analyzes how Isabel Díaz Ayuso, president of the Madrid PP, aligns with narratives of confrontation and distrust towards the electoral system, evoking historical parallels with the political climate prior to the Spanish Civil War. #Ayuso #FraudeElectoral #DerechaEspañola (translated)

The author claimed that hatred and violence were financed with money from the people of Madrid and criticized that a public television had labeled the president as "hostable." He also asserted that polarization originated in the wealthy sectors and was funded by taxes. https://t.co/6G6lnjOI7j #Madrid #Política #Violencia #ES (translated)

"I ask everyone not to even think about voting by mail." But Ayuso, beyond the ecstasy that this has caused among the Madrid leadership of the Popular Party, warned that the call is nothing more than another "decoy" from Sánchez, his "great final farce" to, as if it were a smoke screen, divert attention from Ceuta, the complex judicial landscape of his surroundings, or the continuous concessions to separatism, which Ayuso believes he will again resort to in order to neutralize the right at the polls. #Elecciones2026 #Ayuso #PolíticaEspaña (translated)

Madrid is a very important and extraordinary electoral engine. The Popular Party is going to win the general elections here in the Community of Madrid, and by a wide margin, but it cannot be enough. We have to go for every possible vote, for every possible vote. And it is within our responsibility and capacity to work. The PP knows how to win elections, how to convince, and how to connect with the people of Madrid, and that is our job until November 29. After an informative breakfast of the New Economy Forum that was offered by the president of the Community, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, Almeida insisted that what is important "is that citizens participate in the elections in any way that legally allows it." #Elecciones2026 #Vota29N #CorrupciónSánchez (translated)

The author said he suspected that a group of Nazis, who he ironically claimed had 0% Aryan blood, had shouted "sieg heil" and attacked citizens. He considered that this harmed Madrid's tourism more than a peaceful gathering for dignified housing, and added that the group was not carrying hummus or stoves. #Madrid #Turismo #DerechosHumanos #ES (translated)

To those who are surprised that the people of Madrid vote for her en masse and that all the progressive left hates her to death, they should watch Isabel Díaz Ayuso in #Horizonte Because she is everything the left detests: a free woman, smart, brave, and with balls like those of Espartero's horse. #Ayuso #Madrid #Política (translated)

Tortilla pincho and a beer, like a good Madrilenian, after the publication of the second decree in the BOE that has just occurred, not a single rental contract for housing will be signed today anywhere in Spain. … waiting for @JuntsXCat to bring a little common sense tomorrow. #España #alquiler #madrid (translated)

Que exista un programa municipal que habilite a que todos los madrileños, de sus bolsillos, avalen un alquiler y sufragen seguros de impago, hogar y asesoría legal a pesar de que la arrendataria dispone de los ingresos suficientes, me parece marciano. Entre todo avalamos al arrendatario ante el arrendador y costeamos unos seguros sin que importe cual sea su capacidad económica. Yo no presumiría, desde luego #Madrid #Alquiler #Política

Enorme @AlmeidaPP_ retratando a Rita Maestre: “Le recuerdo esta foto... Ahora usted tiene casa en el barrio más cool de Madrid, dobla la renta por capita y dijo que no iba a cobrar más de 3 veces el salario mínimo… le debe usted 700.000€ a los madrileños” https://t.co/6Nsta737Ib #Madrid #Política #Renta