Squatted on September 19, 2012, the building housed the La Yaya social center until July 2020. The premises, on one floor and surrounded by buildings of various heights on Juan Álvarez Mendizábal street number 74, belongs to the family of Julio Iglesias. Specifically, to the company Iglesias Assembly. S.L., managed by Jorge Iglesias Domínguez-Macaya, nephew of the singer Julio Iglesias, who hired the services of Desokupa to intimidate the dozen young people who had opened the space to the neighborhood after more than twenty years abandoned. The young people won the battle against Desokupa, but in July 2020 the young people left the space under pressure from the court... Nine months after its eviction, the building is once again abandoned and unused, and now also boarded up.