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La colaboradora de 'Y ahora Sonsoles' ha estallado tras escuchar el testimonio de Carmen, de 88 años, cuyos inquiokupas han destrozado su hogar y la …
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Elderly Woman's Home Occupied, Unable to Pay for Residence
Madrid, Spain – An elderly woman, identified as Carmen, has found herself in a distressing situation after her house was illegally occupied, leaving her unable to cover the costs of her nursing home. Carmen, who rented out her property to secure funds for her residency, expressed profound anguish in an interview, stating, "I don't have money." She revealed that despite the occupation, neither the police nor other authorities have been able to remove the squatters, leaving her in a precarious financial and living situation. The case was highlighted on the Spanish television program 'Y ahora Sonsoles', where presenters and legal experts discussed the broader implications of property occupation laws and the challenges faced by vulnerable citizens like Carmen. The incident underscores growing concerns over housing rights and the effectiveness of legal mechanisms in resolving such disputes.
