Rodríguez states that Urbagestión will not be able to speculate with Maricarmen's apartment thanks to the housing decree
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Following the death of Maricarmen, a woman who had previously faced eviction, Spanish government officials and political leaders have engaged in a tense public debate over the circumstances surrounding the event and its political fallout.
Minister of Housing and Urban Agenda Isabel Rodríguez stated that a real estate company, Urbagestión, will be legally barred from speculating on Maricarmen's former apartment due to national housing decree regulations. Concurrently, other political figures reacted to the broader societal impact of her death, with Digital Transformation Minister Óscar López condemning hateful online messaging and expressing national empathy, while conservative opposition leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo warned the ruling PSOE party against attempting political or emotional manipulation regarding the situation.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - Óscar LópezCondemning hate messages and expressing national sympathy after Maricarmen's death
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - FeijóoAccusing the PSOE of emotional manipulation regarding the eviction case
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) - RodríguezHighlighting housing decree protections against real estate speculation