Business · Companies · 8 hrs ago
Records show Maricarmen served on property company’s board in 1994
Maricarmen was evicted from a home in Madrid’s Retiro district, and her case helped prompt a protest camp in Sol.
She later died, though the sources do not give a consistent date for her death.
Company records cited by OKDiario say she joined JINUR’s board in 1994.
JINUR was a property company that bought homes to rent them out and also invested in real estate.
Maricarmen left her role as vice-secretary in 1995, according to the records described by the outlets.
The details have drawn attention because she had become a public face of opposition to evictions and housing hardship.
The sources do not describe any further action arising from the records.
Mercantile Registry records cited by news outlets say Maricarmen Abascal Martín joined the board of property company JINUR S.A. in 1994.
She was appointed on 1 July 1994 at the company’s Universal Shareholders’ Meeting.
JINUR’s stated activities included investing in real estate and renting out properties.
The company’s board accepted her departure as vice-secretary on 1 July 1995.
Maricarmen was later evicted from a home in Madrid’s Retiro district and died the previous October, according to the reports.
- Who
- Maricarmen Abascal Martín, known as Maricarmen.
- What
- She was appointed to the board of JINUR S.A. and served as its vice-secretary.
- When
- She was appointed on 1 July 1994. The board accepted her departure as vice-secretary on 1 July 1995.
- Where
- JINUR S.A. was a property company. Maricarmen was evicted from a home in Madrid’s Retiro district.
- Why
- Not stated
This story does not have two clearly opposing sides.
Maricarmen was appointed to JINUR S.A.’s board at its Universal Shareholders’ Meeting.
The board accepted her departure as vice-secretary.
- Company
- JINUR S.A.
- Appointment date
- 1 July 1994
- Board role
- Vice-secretary
- Departure date
- 1 July 1995
- Property location
- Retiro district, Madrid
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What people are saying
making investments in real estate and exploiting it through rentals, as well as developing and subdividing plots