In almost all major Spanish cities there are neighborhoods to which people who can no longer live in the most central areas move. This phenomenon of eviction suddenly makes many neighborhoods where there was once a lot of immigration and where there is almost no more expensive, where working class children could rent or buy a house, which is theirs. now impossible. Those who are expelled from the center and tourist uses push them into the next circle.
Today we tour some of these towns and neighborhoods with Patricia, a resident of the Huelin neighborhood in Malaga, where the proliferation of tourist accommodation in recent years has expelled the traditional inhabitants of this popular neighborhood. We put into context what happened with Néstor Cenizo, journalist for elDiario.es in Andalusia. With Pau Rodriguez we discover the case of the La Bordeta neighborhood in Barcelona, and with Guillermo Hormigo, from Somos Madrid, we discover what is behind the recent gentrification of the Puerta del Ángel neighborhood in Madrid.
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