The plenary session of the Valencian Parliament will observe a minute of silence for Maricarmen with the agreement of all groups.

Legislative bodies across Spain have responded differently to the death of Maricarmen Abascal, an 87-year-old woman who passed away following her eviction on September 23. The eviction had previously served as a catalyst for housing protests in several Spanish cities. In the Valencian Cortes, all political groups have reached a consensus to observe a minute of silence in her memory during Thursday's plenary session.

Contrasting reactions have emerged in Madrid. The Madrid Assembly rejected a proposal from Más Madrid and the PSOE-M to hold a minute of silence for Abascal. In response to the lack of a formal initiative at the Cibeles plenary session, representatives from Más Madrid and the PSOE staged an unsanctioned minute of silence while holding placards bearing her name, effectively halting the proceedings.