The strike forgets Maricarmen's house: her apartment remains empty and tributes are becoming increasingly scarce

The general strike on November 11 highlights the economic impact of the first strike during the telework era, with costs estimated at 1.7 billion. The case of Maricarmen, whose eviction sparked the strike, reflects a fading public interest as her empty apartment symbolizes the struggle against evictions. Despite the strike, many businesses remain open with few customers, indicating a lack of widespread participation. The atmosphere in Madrid is subdued, with memories of past protests diminishing. Maricarmen's death has left a void, and while there were initial gatherings, recent days have seen little action, with only a few flowers and candles remaining as a tribute.