The Síndic De Greuges of Barcelona Claims Residential Alternatives Before Evicting the Settlement of La Sagrera
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After studying the situation, the agency concludes that it does not know that there are adequate, stable and sufficient residential alternatives for all people currently living in the settlement Other news: The other side of La Sagrera, the neighborhood with the greatest projection of Barcelona: the large settlement of shantytowns, growing after a "partial dislodge"
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The Síndic de Greuges of Barcelona demands that the settlement of Gran de la Sagrera street not be evicted until adequate, stable and sufficient residential alternatives are guaranteed for the approximately 66 people living there. The institution considers that, for now, there are no guarantees that these alternatives will be available to all affected people and recommends suspending the eviction until a proper reassurance can be guaranteed. Con…
The Sindicatura de Greuges de Barcelona asks the City Council to suspend the eviction of the settlement on Calle Gran de la Sagrera,18-30 until an adequate and stable housing alternative can be offered for the people living there. In this settlement there are 66 people, among which there are children, women, people with [...]
The Barcelona Ombudsman's Office has taken a position on the imminent eviction of the Sagrera settlement. They claim that there are no suitable, stable and sufficient residential alternatives for the people affected, a situation that is "not compatible with the guarantees required by current regulations or international human rights standards". Therefore, they recommend suspending the action until these guarantees are ensured.
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