US EditionThe Works of the Madrid Bass Turned Into a Shelter for Illegals Cost Half a Million
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The construction works of a building in Parque de las Avenidas de Madrid, which have been converted into a shelter for the reception of irregular immigrants, have cost around "half a million euros", according to solvent sources familiar with this real estate operation.Behind it is the businessman Mohamed Zakaria Abdelsamad Ibrahim, the commercial brand Velvet Hostels and the firm Europa Clase Canal SL, which appears in the lease contract -reveal…
The Government of Spain is using residential buildings in Madrid as temporary shelters to accommodate illegal immigrants through the NGOs with which they work. This is reported by neighbors of El Parque de las Avenidas, a neighborhood of the capital, where the opening of a ‘hostel’ of [...]
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