Court Decision on Eviction Case

So, the court ruling came in, fuck. Sorry, but there will be swearing here.

Those idiots—I mean the court, the judge—wrote that my request to evict

the squatters was denied because all the correspondence I had with them

was in Russian.

All the WhatsApp messages I showed were in Russian.

We've been litigating for three years.

Before that, I already had an eviction date set for May 28.

All those documents were there, and they were all accepted. A translation was offered.

And now they say, "No, we're denying you because we see

that the correspondence

was in Russian." Well, how are we supposed to interpret that?

Another—yet another appeal filed by the occupiers,

they won it because

the judge took issue with correspondence in Russian, even though all the translations were

attached.

I’m simply at a loss for words. My request to evict the squatters was denied.

It’s unclear how much longer they’ll be there now.

I have to pay for electricity and water again, and for a lawyer, for another court hearing.

And this will drag on for another six to eight months. Do you understand what’s happening?

That is, because these laws have now been introduced,

which are new, the state

has to pay me for the time while the squatters are in my home,

if they are

low-income, and to avoid these expenses,

the judge simply

nitpicked some documents that had already been accepted

for consideration in the past. And based on these documents,

a court ruling was issued

to evict the squatters. And now he simply went back and

nitpicked that.

That is, he deprived me of the opportunity to evict the squatters, firstly, and secondly, of the opportunity

receive compensation for housing occupiers in my home.

So he simply did everything to support, uh,

Spain's socialist system.

Breathe with your womb. Dear God, grant me patience.