MADRID, 23 (ANSA) – In Spain it accounts for about 30% of all empty houses in Europe and has so only 1.1% of social housing. This was denounced an Amnesty International (AI), which warns that “the right to housing at risk in Spain” and notes that “the authorities have not taken sufficient measures to protect and fulfill that right,” said its director in Spain, Esteban Beltrán.
The number of empty homes in Spain is 3.4 million, which represents 13.7% of family homes ceased, according to official data. Since 2008 it has carried out 600,000 foreclosures, of which almost 100,000 were produced between 2012 and 2013, affecting primary residences.
The general state budget between 2009 and 1014 spending on social housing was reduced more than 50%, the report “Rights evicted.”
Spain is the second country with less social housing, up 1.1%, ahead of only Greece.
head is positioned Netherlands with 32%, behind which are Austria (23%), UK (18%) and France (17%). UR / ACZ
23.06.2015 15:56
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