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This is not true. Your first and second house are protected by the law. If someone enters in your first or second house when you are outside, they will get expe
by Malcolmlisk 2y ago
This is not true. Your first and second house are protected by the law. If someone enters in your first or second house when you are outside, they will get expelled in the same moment the police arrives, and they will face criminal consecuences.
The problem comes when you have 200 houses and somebody squats one of those where you don't live and you don't use. A problem for the banks, vulture funds and big renters. And to be honest, I cannot care less..
- erremerre 2y agoDo not forget to mention that every news tv program is sponsored by Alarms companies. That the banks, the phone companies, are sponsored and sell alarms. Which potentially, might have something to do, which so much does this situation appears on news in comparison to other problems the country has.
- juststartguide 2y agoThank you for acknowledging it. It's crazy to see how there's at least 1 alarm ad whenever there is a news piece about Okupation. Most of the occupied apartments belong to banks and big renters who would rather see the building fall apart than offering the apartments for a reasonable price/rent. The problem for citizens isn't that they're losing their apartments/houses to Okupas, since that's a really small minority. The real problem is that some Okupas do it "professionally" for profit and can be quite violent.
- misja111 2y agoOk, thanks for clearing that up. But does the law define a difference between, say, your second home or your 100th?
- Malcolmlisk 2y agoIt's pretty easy. Where you are registered in your city. There is an obligation to register yourself where do you live and where do you reside. If you live and work in madrid but you have a house in cadiz, then your house in cadiz is not where you live...