Editorial: El Mundo

• The eviction of Maricarmen, an 87-year-old disabled woman, exemplifies the central conflict of housing concerns in Spanish society.
• Despite judicial orders and the property fund's refusal to postpone or sell the property to the State, it is argued that the protection of private property can coexist with a dignified exit for vulnerable individuals.
• This case has been used for political purposes, with the Government accusing the PP administrations and evading responsibility.
• Pedro Sanchez, being in power for eight years, has largely ignored the housing problem.
• Maricarmen's case highlights the contradiction and gap between the ruling left's social commitments and the results of their management.
• The increase in purchase and rental prices during Sanchez's mandate, along with barriers to increase affordable supply, also contribute to the problem.

Conclusion: Despite its political usage, Maricarmen's case requires a practical and humanitarian solution, while highlighting the broader failures in Spanish housing policy.

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