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Elderly Disabled Woman Evicted: Madrid Police Clash with Protesters

An 87-year-old woman faces eviction from her home of 71 years, sparking outrage and police violence in Madrid.

Indian Cockroach Desk23 September 2026, 10:51 pm IST1 min read
Source:The Guardian
Elderly Disabled Woman Evicted: Madrid Police Clash with Protesters

Elderly Disabled Woman Evicted: Madrid Police Clash with Protesters

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A Disturbing Eviction in Madrid

In a shocking display of force, riot police in Madrid unleashed teargas on protesters attempting to prevent the eviction of an 87-year-old disabled woman from her apartment of 71 years. The scene unfolded in the Retiro district as hundreds rallied overnight, opposing what housing rights campaigners condemned as the landlord's 'barbaric behaviour'.

Activists from the Madrid and Barcelona tenants’ union, alongside prominent figures like actor Carlos Bardem and singer Ana Belén, joined the fight against this eviction. This incident raises critical questions about government accountability in protecting vulnerable citizens from the predatory actions of developers.

As reported by The Guardian, this was the fourth attempt to evict Maricarmen, showcasing a troubling pattern of disregard for the rights of the elderly and disabled in housing crises. Who will hold these landlords accountable, and what measures are in place to ensure that such injustices do not continue unchecked?

Source: The Guardian

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