Spain's Housing Crisis: Maricarmen Abascal's Death Sparks Snap Election

87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal spent her final days in hospital after being evicted from the Madrid apartment she had lived in for more than seven decades. Before her death, she urged protesters to "keep fighting." Her story has led to Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez calling a snap election as it raises questions about how politicians should tackle Spain's housing crisis. Chapter Breakdown: 0:00 Spain shocked by death of Maricarmen Abascal after eviction 0:30 Maricarmen Abascal’s eviction sparks protests This video examines the tragic case of Maricarmen Abascal, an 87-year-old woman who was evicted from her Madrid apartment of over 70 years. Her death has ignited widespread protests and political turmoil, prompting Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez to call a snap election. The incident has spotlighted Spain's deepening housing crisis and the urgent need for policy solutions. We explore the sequence of events, from the eviction to the public outcry, and analyze the political ramifications. The video also delves into the broader context of Spain's housing affordability challenges and the growing demand for government action. Through interviews and expert analysis, we provide a comprehensive overview of this unfolding story.