La ciutat sense veïns

víctimes i botxins a la Barcelona de l'especulació immobiliària

Merino, Andreu

The city without neighbors is the raw portrait of a Barcelona where the right to housing is increasingly violated. The concentration of property, the lack of laws to intervene in the market and the impoverishment of people draw a scenario in which access to a flat is usually a chimera. The investigation by journalist Andreu Merino is based on particular cases to explain situations shared by thousands of Barcelonans: from non-payment of rent to eviction and the connivance of the judicial system, to the shame of the occupation mafias. The Covid-19 pandemic has put access to housing even more at the center of the political and social debate, and has pushed many residents who see the city evicting them to the limit.

Author
Merino, Andreu
Subject
Human sciences > Sociology
EAN
9788417611705
ISBN
978-84-17611-70-5
Edition
1
Publisher
Edicions Saldonar
Pages
173 
High
21.0 cm
Weight
14.0 cm
Release date
07-06-2021
Language
Catalan 
Series
Periodistes 
Number
Paperback edition
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Merino, Andreu (aut.)

  • Merino, Andreu
    Andreu Merino (Barcelona, 1989), miembro del Grupo de Periodistas Ramon Barnils, es un periodista especializado en la información relacionada con el derecho a la vivienda.   Read more