00:00On Friday, Spain's Congress of Deputies rejected the government's two housing decrees.
00:05They were introduced following Marie Carmen's eviction, but faced opposition from the conservative
00:10PP, the far-right Vox and Juntz, a center-right Catalan separatist party.
00:16Before the vote, Pedro Sánchez asked deputies to do the right thing, warning that history
00:20would judge them sooner than they think.
00:24After the first bill was rejected, protesters gathered at the site where a housing encampment
00:28was set up last weekend and called for a general strike.
00:33We are angry, we are angry, we are decepcionated.
00:39There were important agreements but insufficient, and the work we have done this week, we have
00:43to continue.
00:44It was very decepcionating, it was very little what was asked, very far from what a country
00:52needs, and we were very decepcionated.
00:56We have to be on the street, if we like or not, we have to be here.
01:01Minister Isabel Rodríguez has appealed to all political groups for support, warning that
01:05their votes would determine whether they would prevent another eviction or accept the next
01:09one.
01:09The Congress of the Democrats has dumped the two decretes of the government.
01:15And while in the Parliament was produced this vote, fuera the response of the manifestants
01:22no se ha hecho esperar.
01:23A group of people who participate in this encampment by the house has been displaced to the
01:29Porta del Sol again, after knowing the result.
01:32And what they claim is now is a step further, a vote general.
01:37The question is now is to where this protest will come, but it is not the only incognito
01:42that leaves the result of this vote.
01:45Also, we have to see what decision takes Pedro Sánchez to this new revés parliamentary
01:50and if, finally, opt for a convocatoria anticipatory election.
01:54Cristina Chiquiar para Euronews en Madrid.
