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PSOE Madrid spokesperson and Oscar López's right hand lives in public housing
A post on X claims Mar Espinar occupies a flat owned by Rey Juan Carlos University reserved for staff. According to the same message, she is not an employee of the university.
An exclusive circulating on X claims that Mar Espinar, the spokesperson for Spain's Socialist Party (PSOE) in Madrid, lives in a public flat owned by Rey Juan Carlos University that is reserved exclusively for the university's staff, a condition she does not meet. The accusation comes as Espinar has used housing and vulture funds as a political weapon against Ayuso.
The post by **Alejandro Entrambasaguas** on X, presented as an exclusive, claims that the PSOE spokesperson in Madrid, **Mar Espinar**, lives in a public flat owned by **Rey Juan Carlos University** that only its employees may use. According to the same message, she is not one of them.
## What the exclusive says about the flat
The text states that the flat belongs to the public university and is reserved for its staff. The message does not detail the property's tenure arrangements or the amount of rent. The central claim is the incompatibility between the use of that flat and the occupant's status.
## The political weapon she herself used
The message adds a contrast: **Espinar** had turned housing and vulture funds into her weapon against **Ayuso**. In other words, the Socialist spokesperson has made housing policy a central pillar of her opposition to the Madrid regional government led by the PP (People's Party).
## Why the public housing stock matters
Public flats owned by universities are a limited resource tied to teaching and research functions. If confirmed, the occupation of such a flat by someone outside the university's staff raises a question about how this property is controlled. The post provides no documents or administrative ruling. The accusation should be treated with caution until there is independent verification.
Summary of a discussion on Burbuja.info - Foro de economía, actualidad y política., translated from Spanish and reviewed before publication.
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