Family evicted in Barakaldo during protests
- In December, the judge gave a period of one month to the mother and son of both. They have financial difficulties in paying for the rent and have been dismissed this Tuesday morning.
The Ertzaintza has been presented at 9:15 hours in the family home located on Landabe de Barakaldo Street. By then, about 30 neighbors were already in the surroundings of their houses, called by the Berri Otxoak platform. There have been no changes. David, a 32-year-old unemployed son, and Antonia, a 59-year-old mother who is ill, have been left homeless. Public institutions have not offered alternatives, according to Barakaldo Digital.
The family lives thanks to social aid. The victim ' s son has stated that they cannot afford any rental and that no one in the family can take them home. “We are literally on the street,” he said.
We are literally on the street.” David has been evicted today by his mother, Antonia, and his dog Shakira. No one rents them and there has been no solution by the City Hall, the Basque Government or the judiciary https://t.co/IYm5irSAnS #Barakaldo pic.twitter.com/jCgWIpLO3Y
— Barakaldo Digital (@barakaldodigita) January 15, 2019
The Basque Government, on the border
"Why is there a eviction protocol approved by Lakua in 2013? members of the Berri Otxoak platform have been asked. Following the case of the popular Amaia Egaña, the Basque Government launched the law, although Berri Otxoak has denounced that in Barakaldo three or four families are rented per week. They have asked the Basque Government to “listen and respond”.
