Mari Carmen's Second Video Message Calls for Revolution and 'Maricarmen Decree'

The case of **Mari Carmen**, a tenant who has suffered an eviction, has generated a clamor for her experience to serve as a catalyst to prevent similar situations for others.

## Mari Carmen's Voice Resonates

**Mari Carmen**'s story, disseminated by the **Tenants' Union** (Sindicato de Inquilinas), has transcended the news to become a symbol of the fight for the right to housing. From the hospital, where she is recovering, her message is clear: she seeks for her experience, marked by an eviction, to serve as a lesson so that others do not go through the same. This call to action, shared through various platforms, focuses on the urgency of addressing the problems that lead to such extreme situations.

## A Decree for Protection

**Mari Carmen**'s situation has spurred the idea of creating a "Maricarmen decree," a legislative measure that would seek to protect tenants against evictions considered unfair or that leave them in a state of extreme vulnerability. The proposal arises from the need to establish stronger safeguards and effective support mechanisms for those facing the loss of their homes, especially in cities like **Madrid**, where real estate pressure is high.

## Beyond an Isolated Case

**Mari Carmen**'s eviction is not an isolated event but is part of a context of increasing difficulty in accessing and maintaining decent housing. Eviction statistics, although varying in detail by source and period, point to a worrying reality in many parts of Spain. Social mobilization and the demand for more forceful public policies are, for many, the only way to transform this situation and guarantee the fundamental right to housing.