Nationalist protest called for Saturday 3 in Madrid
Indignados por España has called a rally for Saturday 3 at 20.00 at Alcalá 21, Madrid, with housing as its focus. Núcleo Nacional has joined.
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Indignados por España has called a rally for Saturday 3 at 20.00 at Calle Alcalá 21 in Madrid. Núcleo Nacional has announced it is joining. The slogan links housing with migration.
## A call for Saturday 3
Indignados por España has called a rally for **Saturday 3** at **20.00** at Calle Alcalá 21 in Madrid. Núcleo Nacional has joined the event and announced it publicly. The address given is in the city centre.
The call comes with a double slogan. On one hand it demands "decent housing for Spaniards". On the other it stands "against the invasion", an expression used in Spanish public debate to refer to the arrival of migrants.
## Housing and migration at the centre of the event
Access to housing is one of the economic issues causing most tension in Spain. Rent and purchase prices have risen sharply over the last decade, especially in large cities and their metropolitan areas.
The protest on Saturday 3 combines that discontent with a demand for immigration control, a combination that has gained ground in the political discourse of several European countries.
## What is known and what is not
There are no expected attendance figures and no route has been announced. The gathering is a rally at **Calle Alcalá 21** in Madrid, at **20.00** on Saturday 3.
## A call for Saturday 3
Indignados por España has called a rally for **Saturday 3** at **20.00** at Calle Alcalá 21 in Madrid. Núcleo Nacional has joined the event and announced it publicly. The address given is in the city centre.
The call comes with a double slogan. On one hand it demands "decent housing for Spaniards". On the other it stands "against the invasion", an expression used in Spanish public debate to refer to the arrival of migrants.
## Housing and migration at the centre of the event
Access to housing is one of the economic issues causing most tension in Spain. Rent and purchase prices have risen sharply over the last decade, especially in large cities and their metropolitan areas.
The protest on Saturday 3 combines that discontent with a demand for immigration control, a combination that has gained ground in the political discourse of several European countries.
## What is known and what is not
There are no expected attendance figures and no route has been announced. The gathering is a rally at **Calle Alcalá 21** in Madrid, at **20.00** on Saturday 3.
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