The fall brings a change in temperature and, consequently, the need for shelter; yet, many will lack access to this basic necessity, while others risk homelessness due to a lack of means. A city's infrastructure must be designed for everyone and ensure inclusion. When the real estate sector becomes problematic—particularly due to corruption affecting so many people—solutions must be found.
Maricarmen’s case is just one example among many occurring around us—situations that should not exist. Eviction is not a solution; evicting people with reduced mobility is impossible, if not illegal.
The term "evacuation" is associated with emergency situations, such as fires or earthquakes. When such measures are taken, solutions are provided. Evicting someone from their home for commercial reasons can only be the result of corrupt practices. To exist, we need a roof over our heads—a safe place. It is not an option. Who is making inclusive planning so flawed that leading a vida digna becomes a real challenge?
