'Staying Until There's Change': Madrid Housing Protest Camp Marks One Month
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In the heart of Madrid, an improvised city of tents, cafeteria, library, infirmary and assembly spaces completes a month of occupation in defense of the right to housing in Spain. Installed in the emblematic square Puerta del Sol, the camp became a symbol of mobilization against the housing crisis, the central theme of the general elections anticipated for 29 November. Want to live outside Brazil? Interactive guide gathers information about 36 c…
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The Local'Staying until there's change': Madrid housing protest camp marks one month
One month after starting as a small camp, a sprawling warren of tents and tarpaulin in Madrid has spearheaded protests over Spain's housing crisis - a key issue in November elections.
In Madrid, tent protests against the housing crisis have been ongoing for over three weeks. The protesters, who are awaiting concrete steps from the government, have set up a camp reminiscent of the Gezi Park protests in Turkey. Odatv filmed the tent camp.
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