Follow them
Each camp speaks with its own voice. Here are their accounts.
Madrid 26S @acampada26s
Barcelona @acampada.habitatge
València @acampadavalencia1
Sevilla @acampadasetas
Bilbao @acampada.viviendabilbao
camp lifted on 17/10
Santander @acampada.vivienda.cantabria
Compostela @acampadaobradoiro
Almería @acampadalmeria
Pontevedra @acampada.pontevedra
Mallorca @acampada.per.habitar
Málaga @malagaesxulaa
Map 17/10
- Madrid 26S
- Barcelona
- València
- Sevilla
- Bilbaolifted
- Santander
- Compostela
- Almería
- Pontevedra
- Mallorca
- Málagalifted
- Granadano account yet
- Oviedono account yet
- Alicantelifted
- Lanzaroteno account yet
- Tenerifelifted
- Las Palmaslifted
- Cádizno account yet
- Zaragozalifted
Where we are
- 22cities with camps
- 26/09first camp, in Sol
- 8countries on the streets
Base map: Natural Earth. Zoom in on OpenStreetMap.
- first camp
- camp
- lifted
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Five axes
Climate emergency
No borders
Free peoples
Transfeminism
We were born in Madrid's Puerta del Sol on 26 September, fighting for housing. Today housing groups, environmentalists, anti-racists, anti-militarists and feminists share the squares, and there are camps in Portugal and Italy too.
They don't take our homes, the planet, our papers, our peace and our equality one at a time. It's the same system, putting the profit of a few above everyone's lives. That's why we take to the same street together.
Camps
Since 26 September, people have camped in 22 cities. More at acampada26s.net.
Madrid
Aragón
Zaragoza · lifted
Asturias
Canarias
Las Palmas · lifted
Tenerife · lifted
Lanzarote
Cantabria
Catalunya
Euskadi
Bilbao · lifted
Galicia
Illes Balears
Murcia
Murcia · lifted
What about your city?
If there's a camp where you live, or you want to start one, write to us at acampada26s@riseup.net and we'll add it to the network.
Outside Spain
Portugal, Italy, France, India… at takethestreet.net.
How we organise
- Assembly. Decisions are made in the squares. No one speaks for everyone without a mandate.
- Autonomy. No parties or acronyms out front. Groups come with their own names, but the street belongs to everyone.
- Mutual aid and care. No one gets left behind: food, shelter, legal support and health care.
- A network of networks. Each camp owns its voice. What we share is coordinated on OASIS.
- The street as a tool. Taking public space openly and peacefully, with joy and without fear.
What about your city? If there's a camp where you live, or you want to start one, write to us at acampada26s@riseup.net and we'll add it to the network.
Spread the word
#tomalacalle#26s
Post in your language with the common hashtag and your city's.
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