The former Government delegate in Madrid resigned after receiving a threat of a million-dollar lawsuit for "inaction" in Sol

Francisco Martín, the Government Delegate in Madrid, faces a potential multimillion-dollar lawsuit from businesses affected by his inaction regarding the Sol camp. The CEIM business association formally requested an end to the camp, citing significant economic losses since its start on September 26. CEIM estimates damages at 25 million euros, emphasizing the need for urgent action to prevent further harm. Martín, who announced his resignation, denies that the lawsuit influenced his decision, attributing it instead to his marginalization within the PSOE. CEIM demands that the camp be dismantled by November 13, ahead of the general elections, while ensuring safety and access for businesses and the public.