The eviction case of Maricarmen Abascal has reignited public anger over housing in Spain. The editorial argues that the case should push the public authorities to act with real ambition at last. Its headline makes the point bluntly: citizen fed-upness can no longer be handled with a decree or a minor scheme. Abascal's situation showed how quickly a person can face losing a home through a legal process most people cannot navigate. Her case drew wide sympathy while the legal machinery ground on regardless. The paper wants a housing policy that goes beyond emergency measures, covering rents and protections for vulnerable households. Until policy changes at that level, the editorial warns, similar evictions will keep happening.