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People in Street Situations: Political Tensions Moved to Social Networks - Diario La R
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In Uruguay, the situation of people living on the streets was once again at the centre of the public debate. According to the latest official surveys and estimates of organizations linked to the Ministry of Social Development (MIDES), thousands of people are currently on the streets throughout the country, with a strong concentration in Montevideo. The phenomenon is not new, but it is increasingly visible. Especially during Tourism Week, when th…
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