The stealthy plan devised five days ago to evict Sol at dawn: a "window of opportunity", 400 police officers and 36 tons of garbage
In the early hours, police began the eviction of a long-standing encampment in Madrid's Puerta del Sol, resulting in the identification of 334 individuals, mostly homeless. The operation followed the resignation of the government delegate and involved coordination between national and municipal police. The area was cleared by midday, with significant waste removal and damage assessments initiated. Authorities emphasized the need for political decisions to address such situations effectively. The city plans to recover costs incurred during the operation, which included the collection of nearly 36 tons of waste.
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