Spanish seaside town of Sanlucar de Barrameda has seen a number of jobless families, including that of Manoli Herrera who was forced to turn over her flat to the bank after not being able to pay her mortgage, move into six abandoned buildings. "I did not want my two children to experience the violence of an eviction. They have already gone through so much," she said as her children played in the courtyard of the occupied building. Twenty struggling families, ...
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