Vulture background, tourists and impossible rentals: what kind of city do we want?
The camp in the Puerta del Sol and other capitals has triggered a political earthquake and focused on the house and the city model. Social movements report that the cities are becoming a mix of shopping and resort. The idea of the 'right to the city' of French sociologist Henri Lefevbre makes sense: the city is one of the people who live in it.
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Vulture background, tourists and impossible rentals: what kind of city do we want? — Image credit: Guillem Arderius Guiteras (EL PAÍS)
The camp in the Puerta del Sol and other capitals has triggered a political earthquake and focused on the house and the city model. Social movements report that the cities are becoming a mix of shopping and resort. The idea of the 'right to the city' of French sociologist Henri Lefevbre makes sense: the city is one of the people who live in it.