AEGEE-Europe’s Statement on the European Housing Crisis
AEGEE-Europe's Statement on the European Housing Crisis The housing crisis has become a structural problem across much of Europe, and the events of recent weeks in Spain show that public patience is running out. Following the eviction of an 87-year-old woman from her home on 23 September, with no alternative housing offered, tens of thousands of people took to the streets in Madrid and in almost 50 other Spanish cities [1]. The protests intensified when parliament rejected emergency measures intended to protect vulnerable tenants. These protests are not an isolated reaction to a single case. They reflect years of rising [...]









