The Sol camp yields to the Government Delegation and prepares for the last night with a warning: "There are people who will stay"

The Puerta del Sol encampment is winding down after over a month, with seven of ten organizing committees announcing their withdrawal due to government pressure. This follows the resignation of Francisco Martín, who faced legal threats regarding his inaction. The new delegate, Pilar Trinidad, has urged for a swift dismantling of the camp. Despite the withdrawal, some activists plan to stay, and a farewell event is scheduled. The encampment's atmosphere has shifted, with increased police presence and dwindling supplies. The remaining groups, including those supporting the homeless, are navigating their future amidst ongoing legal challenges and potential city costs for cleanup.