43.6 per Cent of People Living on Market Rent Are at Risk of Poverty or Social Exclusion
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43.6% of people who live on rent at market prices in Spain are at risk of poverty or social exclusion, according to the chapter 'Poverty and territory: Autonomous Communities and European Union' of the XVI Report on the State of Poverty, prepared by EAPN-ES, published this Thursday.
The European Network for Combating Poverty and/or Social Exclusion in Castilla-La Mancha presented on Thursday in Toledo its 16th report ‘The State of Poverty’, which identifies housing as a key factor of exclusion in the region. Two out of three people who live on rent at market prices are at risk of poverty or exclusion, compared to one in four among those who own housing. The general rate affects 34% of Spanishmanchegoes.
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