Información "Viaje de Ida"

Información "Viaje de Ida"

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Este Blog, continuación del denominado: “El viaje de ida”, al que puede acceder desde éste enlace , se originó a partir del “Blog de las Acciones de Creación Literaria” organizadas por la Biblioteca Pública "Casa de las Conchas" de Salamanca (España), con motivo del IV Festival de las Artes de Castilla y León en 2008. Luego sirvió de vehículo entre la biblioteca y los participantes en los diversos clubes de lectura, los grupos de conversaciones en los diferentes idiomas y los talleres de escritura. Se completó con información sobre la Asociación de Amigos de la Biblioteca y, además, se incluyeron informaciones y propuestas de carácter literario. A partir de junio de 2024 se renueva la herramienta del blog. Inauguramos una nueva etapa, pero la finalidad continúa siendo la misma.  ¿Continúas el viaje con nosotros?
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Let's talk, viernes 9 de octubre de 2026 a las 19h. Sala de Fondo Local

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Hi everyone,

Hope you all enjoyed last week’s conversation. And I hope to see you all again next week when we will be talking about a topic that is quite controversial and at the centre  of heated debates/discussions in the media. The topic is the current housing market crisis in Spain (‘la vivienda’).

 

Some of the questions we will be asking will include:

 

  • To what extent is the current system (laws, rules and regulations) that governs the purchase, use and sale of property in Spain fair?

 

  • Does everyone have equal access to the housing (property) market?

 

  • Should property owners have complete freedom to do whatever they like with their properties (buying, selling, conversions, rent increases, etc.)?

 

  • What is the most serious problem in Salamanca/Spain at the moment concerning the property market?

 

One of the stories currently making the headlines in the media is the plight of a woman called ‘Marie-Carmen’, a tenant living in a housing complex in Madrid. Also, all the major tv news channels are covering mass demonstrations in the streets everywhere in Spain. There is even a demand for a general strike to be held throughout Spain to highlight the problems currently facing the housing market in Spain.

 

  • So are there any - quick and easy - solutions?

 

  • Are the protesters justified in their discontent with the current situation?

 

  • What are the root problems of the current housing crisis?

 

  • How do we balance individual freedom (for property owners) and government intervention (to force change and help those at the lower end of the disposable income scale/spectrum)?  

 

So lots to talk about!

 

See you all soon.

Richard

 

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