"Tuve que llamar a la policía para poder entrar en mi casa". Bravo de Afectados por la Ocupación

"I had to call the police to be able to get into my house." Bravo from the Platform of People Affected by Squatting In this installment of the program "Investment and Housing," part of Radio Inter's special Housing Month series, the problem of illegal occupation and squatting in Spain is analyzed in depth, highlighting the economic and emotional hardship suffered by homeowners. To address this reality, the program features the participation of three members and spokespeople from the coordination group of the Platform of People Affected by Squatting: María Pilar Martínez García (Notary and affected homeowner): She recounts her experience with squatting in an apartment in Alicante, detailing the bureaucratic maze, the costs of maintaining utilities for delinquent tenants, and the irreversible physical health consequences this situation has left her with. Carmelo Sevilla de la Morena (Pensioner and affected landlord): He explains how the prolonged non-payment of rent by his vulnerable tenants has created a financial shortfall of over €80,000, exacerbated by the slowness of legal proceedings and the lack of protection for small savers. Ricardo Bravo (Spokesperson and member of the platform's coordinating group): He recounts the complex scenario of indirect squatting in a building in Vallecas, where, as the only legal owner facing properties controlled by organized crime and drug dens, he had to file twelve police reports for death threats. Throughout the conversation, the guests explain how the platform works to support citizens, criticize the current Housing Law for fostering legal uncertainty, and debate the need for the public administration to assume social spending instead of shifting it onto citizens. Tune in: 📍 Madrid: 93.5 FM 📍 Santiago: 105.6 FM 📍 A Coruña: 87.7 FM All the information at 👉 https://www.radiointer.es/ #housing #squatting #squattingproblems #rental #landlords #investment #economy #market #realestate #spain #news #currentaffairs #mortgages