A sea of thousands of green t-shirts approaches the Puerta del Sol this Wednesday at noon. "Public education for everyone and by everyone," it reads in white printed letters. They are the teachers of non-university public schools in the Community of Madrid, who are starting an indefinite general strike. They advance walking along one of the streets that leads to the kilometer zero of the Spanish capital. Upon arriving, they surround the nearly 2,000 tents that have remained installed in the square for almost twenty days: the first one was placed on the night of September 26th.

The courts are entering the equation in the mobilizations for the right to housing. The President of the Community of Madrid, Isabel Díaz Ayuso, announced during the control session of the Madrid Assembly that she has taken the encampment at Puerta del Sol to the courts to have it evicted immediately. Thus, she filed an appeal this very morning, with urgent precautionary measures, for the Spanish government to evict the protest, after the Delegation in Madrid denied her requests. The Ayuso government denounces the "inaction" of Pedro Sánchez's executive regarding an encampment to defend the right to housing that "should never have been allowed." In the opinion of the President of the Community of Madrid, the protest is "exceeding the constitutional and legal limits that define the fundamental right to assembly."