Pedro Sánchez: "Every generation has its own struggle, and ours will be housing"

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With the slogan "the power of the people" and preceded by a video in which the Socialists compiled a wide range of insults hurled at Pedro Sánchez, the Prime Minister stirred up the "social mobilization" unleashed by the eviction and death of Mari Carmen in Dos Hermanas (Seville), urging it to "overwhelm" the polls in favor of "progressive majorities."

"Mari Carmen and those mobilizing for fair housing paved the way, and it is up to us to go as far as the people's vote allows," proclaimed Sánchez, who summarized the "three steps" of all "great social achievements": "social mobilization, the 'no' from the usual suspects, and the overwhelming support of society for progressive majorities."

For Sánchez, "today the social cause bears the name of an 87-year-old woman, who told us that what she suffered should never have to be suffered by anyone else." "Every generation has its struggle, and ours will be the fight for housing, which we will win with a broad majority of the people because all we face are messages of fear and the idea that Spain is sinking." Those attending the rally also displayed posters with Sánchez's photo, emulating Obama's famous posters, with the slogan "Yes, he can."