Puigdemont clears his mansion in Google Maps Waterloo

Users who want to locate the home in the search engine will find a blurred spot that prevents them from seeing the house

    A few weeks ago, it was announced that the former president of the Generalitat of Catalonia, Carles Puigdemont, had rented a luxurious mansion in the Belgian town of Waterloo, south of Brussels. Within a few hours, the area around the residence was filled with media and curious people who wanted to see what the new home of the escaped politician could be.

However, faced with the expectation that caused the news, the former president of Catalonia has decided to delete it from Google Maps . That is, now, if you look for the 40 Avenue de l'Avocat , in Waterloo, what appears is a blur that prevents you from seeing the house. This decision may have taken also by the little grace that made the owner of the mansion see his property protagonist of all the news.

     The residence is an area of ​​550 square meters, six rooms, three bathrooms and a sauna, for which Puigdemont pays 4,400 euros per month.

The deletion of this type of images in Google Maps is relatively common among public figures, who ask the company that their homes not appear clear in the searches, but that, as in this case, there is a blur that prevents them from seeing clarity the residence.