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Manuel Delgado, Anthropologist: “Mayors Conceive Cities as Products for Sale”

Summary by El Pais
The professor publishes ‘All cities are possessed’, an essay that criticizes neoliberal policies that raze cities, which are now covered by superior moral goods such as progress or culture.

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The professor of the Universitat de Barcelona publishes, coinciding with his retirement, the book 'All the cities are possessed', a praise to the urban conflict as a mode of resistanceVIDEO - A night with a team that attends to homeless people: "The ability to exclude Barcelona is incredible" Walking with Manuel Delgado (Barcelona, 1956) by the Raval is an experience. The sociologist and professor of the Universitat de Barcelona (UB) has just re…

·Madrid, Spain
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Professor emeritus, Delgado publishes 'All the cities are possessed', a kind of vital compendium with his position on the cities, such as Barcelona: "It cannot be that everything that is done in the city is thought only and exclusively to generate added value"Llucia Ramis: "Barcelona is the first influencer, prefers to like the outsider rather than take care of herself"

·Spain
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The professor publishes ‘All cities are possessed’, an essay that criticizes neoliberal policies that raze cities, which are now covered by superior moral goods such as progress or culture.

·Madrid, Spain
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El Pais broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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