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Faced with Gentrification, Organization: Recovering the Right to Live in the City

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Next to the Sagrada Família, in one of the areas most under pressure from Barcelona's tourism and real estate transformation, the Tòmiris bookstore becomes a stronghold of resistance for a few hours. The space is welcoming, conversations flow and the public listens attentively. But the topic on the table is anything but reassuring: who can pay for the city and who is being left out?
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Next to the Sagrada Família, in one of the areas most under pressure from Barcelona's tourism and real estate transformation, the Tòmiris bookstore becomes a stronghold of resistance for a few hours. The space is welcoming, conversations flow and the public listens attentively. But the topic on the table is anything but reassuring: who can pay for the city and who is being left out?

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Social.cat broke the news on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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