March to Protest Against Urban Abuses in Andalucia

March to Protest Against Urban Abuses in Andalucia
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By SOHA press release - Mar 16, 2010 - 9:26 AM
A march takes place in Málaga tomorrow, Wednesday, at noon

An AUAN march in Almería earlier

March in support of those unfortunate enough to live in a house under threat of demolition by the Junta de Andalucia. Thousands of Foreigners and Spaniards who bought or built their houses in good faith now face the frightening prospect of the demolition of their homes.

This march is organised by Save Our Homes Axarquia (www.soha.es) in protest against the actions of the Junta de Andalucia, and will be supported by marchers from Cartama, Almeria, Mijas and other towns and provinces of Andalucia

We ask three things of the Junta:

1. That no new demolitions be ordered.
2. That where houses must be demolished reasonable compensation must be paid in advance.
3. That the Junta begin the process of regularisation.

We also believe that the Junta, by its actions, has a policy of punishing the innocent victims of unscrupulous developers, politicians, lawyers and notaries.

We march under the slogan of "Punish the guilty, not the victims".

The march will begin with speeches at:

12.00 pm 17th March 2010
Plaza De La Marina
Malaga

Join with us and fight this injustice.

For more information and copies of the speeches contact press@soha.es

*** This is an organized event with all necessary authorizations from the Malaga Townhall.

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