A social outburst, two emergency decrees, a snap election in Spain, and a general strike. The magnitude of the consequences of the Maricarmen case explains the shock over the death this Wednesday of the 87-year-old woman, who had become, following her eviction in Madrid, a symbol of the fight for the right to housing. Social movements have been mourning the passing of Maricarmen Abascal since last night, which, as expected, has fully entered the pre-campaign for the November 29 elections. The Spanish Prime Minister himself, Pedro Sánchez, was quick to describe the woman's death as "his own," while the leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, is asking for it not to be used for campaigning.