- A woman from Barakaldo was informed this Tuesday of her eviction on 24 July, but protests and demonstrations have managed to temporarily paralyze the eviction of her home. It is a female victim of male violence, with two children in charge, who is in unknown whereabouts. Moreover, it has no other domicile, so this eviction of housing would be contrary to the jurisprudence.
Twenty people have concentrated on Happiness Street in Barakaldo to protest the eviction of a neighbor that the Housing Council of the Basque Government wanted to evict, but have managed to stop eviction. According to the Association against Social Exclusion and for Social Rights, Berri Otxoak, the woman who wants to be evicted lives with her two minor children.
As explained in a press release, this movement against social exclusion and the Argitan Women's Advisory Center, this attempt at eviction violates all the protocols, regulations and jurisprudence, as it is a victim of male violence "with minors in charge".
In addition to the irregularity in eviction, the social resources services of the City Council of Barakaldo and the Etxebide Housing Service have denounced that they did not meet the demands of the family. He adds that, although the Ararteko is informed, they are not answered.
To report this case, on Tuesday at 9:00 in the morning they focused on the portal where the eviction is to be carried out. Cuts NO! The protest, which was carried out under the motto No evictions, was held at 10:00 in the morning and have reported that the eviction has been suspended.
