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MAIL IN ANDALUSIA (27/11/1910) - IRIA Comesana
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hundred people living on the streets of Seville, many in the City Centre

Marion realized a few days ago that the passport has expired and the hope of spending Christmas Indoor shattered. What had saved it will travel to Manchester to renew their papers in the consulate. The need to visit her husband in custody. "Hey, an extra" annoyed says this 43 year old German, who came to Spain for 15 in search of his father, and more than one living in a tent on the Paseo Juan Carlos I, as several dozen people. Moisture, but not passing drunk dudes and beat them, as do those who sleep in the Center.

José Luis, however, travel to Barcelona to spend Christmas with their children. Have you bought your ticket online. Well, I have purchased a priest with his credit card and gave him the money. This rolled, with a strong accent and blue eyes, takes a few months sleeping in the Plaza Nueva, but usually move from one city to another. Like him, a group of people spend each night before the City Council. Comic Francisco street that does not sleep well anywhere, but Jose Luis said that, apparently seen, the wooden benches are even comfortable. Wide and with no armrest in the middle, not like those who have put in places such as the Duke so that you can not sleep in them. There is light, but fainter than the passenger seat of San Eloy O'Donnell, who is active with the movement to harass the homeless. "Elements landmines," the NGO called Development and Solidarity for Human Rights, denouncing the fencing of public spaces to prevent anyone from taking refuge there, instead of better social policies. Solidarity

figure that about 250 people sleeping in the open in Seville, more than the 200 who stay at the hostel (185 beds) of the Macarena or the center of low demand (20 seats) for the river, almost five hundred in total. NGO volunteers spent the morning yesterday with sleeping bags in the Plaza Nueva to remind all who pass by them without seeing at least today, the Homeless Day, we should realize that they are there. José Luis, for example, spends his days in front of St. Michael's Cathedral, asking. Marion picks up junk or cars parked in the Tournament. Both were ordinary working until one day lost their jobs and no longer recovered. "Those in the street often have suffered multiple traumas in their lives, the loss of job, a loved one, a separation ... early support them, but the latter is not, "said one of the volunteers of Solidarity.

Another member of the NGO agrees with Marion that if you do not leave the street in the early months, the first two or three months, increasingly difficult. And also that social resources help, but are not an adequate response to the needs of these persons stand in line at a soup kitchen, shower and a service-with the unemployment office, a ...- social worker takes them many hours, all day, not allowed to look for some money to spend the day.

And sleeping in the shelter for a while, is a limited resource few days, they would miss their belongings, as the tent you sleep in Marion: you can not take them in or where to store them there, so many of them no longer go to the shelter, because they have nothing out.

Often, the time drags the street drinking or marked depression and other mental illnesses, ailments suffered by a large majority of them according to Caritas. Some are frankly damaged, physically and mentally. Without strong family or social support, it is difficult to trace. None

avoids talking about it, but they make visits Solidarity volunteers out other issues. They are very knowledgeable about current, and are bothered by the inaccuracies that are published about them. Marion is outraged when speaking of dirt left homeless because his camp is clean. That it is very proud and would not live among garbage, like snuff not ask because they look bad, although it does for education. "Do I look like that to live on the street? This can happen to anyone," he insists. It repeated what everyone. Volunteers also added that "trafficking" and politicians are outraged when reporting on cleaning raids made in the settlements. "As if this fixes the problem, as if they could disappear ...".

José Luis is also very critical politicians for allowing immigrants to work with low wages with unemployment there. He has been an officer with 14 machines in charge, he insists, but you have not call it.

All that is concerned less with Portu, who sleeps near the Avenue for years and writes poetry. He is interested in other things like that who visit read his poems, but these days is sad because they hit some dudes, who then stopped the police. The sentence was passed because it is love, but even he knows which of the women in his life. He says the neighbors take care of it because it is a good man. Volunteers offered coffee, but prefer white wine carton has next.

to Gerd, a German who sleeps in O'Donnell, he likes puzzles "difficult, thought-provoking" and walks every day, "40 km" from rising at 6 am, so that when will clean the shop whose porch he protects him and has picked up the sleeping bag. Will look into the cabins, if currencies are forgotten, but lately "look so many people, even those who are well dressed, almost never find anything. Neatly shaved, that when you walk nobody is looking. "You can not imagine that I sleep on the street," he says coyly when a neighbor stopped down to let him and Angel, who sleeps in front, a glass of milk, muffins and a snack, like all voluntary noches.El Solidarity says there are enough people like that, "good, that it is able to see these people, invisible to most. "While it is important that we saw them all, because they have so much time there ...".

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The Social Welfare Officer, Enrique Lobato,
and Felipe Garcia Leiva, CEO of the Foundation Rais
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Diario de Sevilla (24/11/1910) - C. Gavira

The estimate of homeless people in Seville is 494, of which 316 are in a housing resource and 178 remain on the street. Currently, there are 165 childcare facilities in the City Shelter. Lodging a number that has tripled in the last two years, since in 2008 only had 54 seats, said yesterday the Social Welfare Officer, Enrique Lobato, during the presentation of the awareness campaign about homelessness.

Of the 316 places of accommodation from the 16 resources of the entire network of institutions, 200 are managed by the City. With the cold snap this accommodation will be extended to 400 for any person to sleep on the street these days, said Lobato.


ABC (11/24/1910) - GLORIA GAMITO

In Sevilla there are an estimated 494 people homeless. Of these 316 have accommodation and 178 remain on the street. This was announced by the Social Welfare Officer, Enrique Lobato, who along with Felipe Garcia Leiva, CEO of the Foundation Rais, Support Network for Integrating Socio, presented data from a study on homelessness in Seville and the Campaign We look from afar, about us ", organized with the entities of the desk with homeless people on the Day of the Homeless is on Sunday 28.

The study, by Rais Foundation, and members who worked "partnership for development" and other entities of the table, including study areas, analysis of the social safety net and recommendations on care these people. In 2009 the Social Emergency Service, the Social CEPA, 5078 performances made, and this year, from January to October 5087 have been. The 63.18 of them target the homeless.

the past two years have tripled since care places previously 54 and now 165 in the City Shelter, CAM, in addition to the center of low demand, with 20, has created social and emergency services has strengthened the network of entities. The study notes that the number of places are close to adequate. There are 316 seats among the 16 centers across the network of entities. The City Council manages 200 between the Welcome Centre, the low demand and cheap. Have also launched various types of housing: modules from long and short stay, family and housing emergencias.Lobato said that by 2011 we want to maintain the budget this year for the homeless. The budget of the Municipal Shelter, CAM, is of 2,930,000 euros, the low demand exceeds 300,000 euros, 420,000 euros of social emergency and there are agreements with 5 entities of 568,000 euros for soup kitchens, shelters and low demand day.

Felipe García Leiva, said the programs and projects to be searching for these people in the street, citing the work 'street' of the Mobile City, other initiatives such as the street of the Foundation Rais the Red Cross, FAISEM, Solidarity for Development and a number of public and private devices such as Caritas shelter with 40 beds plus a floor for inclusion, Miguel Manara shelter with 40 places of accommodation, plus a five-seat floor insert, day center with substance abuse problems Antaris, shelter Christ lives, and soup kitchens. He noted that the study was to clarify some of the stigmas of the homeless are alcoholics, only 30%, drug addicts, 20 percent, or mentally ill, between 7 and 13 percent.

Yesterday there was a "symbolic embrace" and today from 17 to 20 hours, there will be an open day in the CAM.

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ABC (23/11/1910) - AURORA FLÓREZ
Last year

Diocesan Caritas Sevilla served 51,140 people in different situations of poverty, of which 5 percent were homeless, the most visible stamp social exclusion and the most frequently looks away. About 5 percent said the real and obvious failure of our society, in the words of the secretary general of Caritas Regional, Auxiliadora Gonzalez, who advocated "making visible the invisible face."

In line with the celebration, on 28 Day Homeless, under the slogan "No no rights. No homeless' Auxiliadora González, the president of Caritas Sevilla, Felipe Cecilia, and the head of the Social Care Area, Gloria Rivas, were on the table the numbers associated with the most dramatic manifestation of poverty in a context of crisis and new parameters in that "the hardest part is yet to come." And although now in the European Year for Combating Poverty and social exclusion, has begun a campaign that will last five years against the "homelessness", with the main objective that no one sleeps on the street in 2015, the horizon of hope in sight far away to those people who struggle to get outside, excluded from economic participation and social isolation in Andalusia and result in 5,476 cases handled by Caritas.

The profile is that of a man (89.2 per cent. Sevilla 77 percent) with a mean age of 45 years, some with income of 340 euros a non-contributory pension, with problems related to the use of toxic , physical and mental health, judicial and without social or family support, the majority claims to be in the street for loss of employment, nothing new, it is recorded that the levels of education are higher (secondary and higher education) .

are the effects of the crisis, which can also be seen in the increase of people seeking help at centers homeless people, to where ever closer related to seasonal agricultural campaigns, in slums and houses increase "squatted" without registration, in severe overcrowding, with subletting of rooms, "patera floors" or "hot beds ', immigrants struggling to renew residence permits and work ... Caritas account for the attention of this group with 2,234,022 euros, from 51.73 per cent equity, with contributions from the Christian community, the 47.07 percent of the Administration, and 1.20 percent of private institutions. From the figure, 723,830 euros will be invested as last year in Seville, where 18 professionals and 75 volunteers work in caring for the homeless.

In Seville, Caritas has three resources for homeless people: the "Friend Center", the group home "Alba" and the project of the parish of San Vicente "Arise and Walk." In the first two have served 99 people in 2009 and the proposed parish serves on the street every day to an average of 26 people. 94 percent of whom are Andalusians compared with 6 percent of foreigners. In general, in terms of health, suffering from malnutrition by 53 percent, HIV infection at 50.5 percent and 37 percent psychiatric disorders. 30 percent of them have different disabilities grade and type. Another fact to consider in Seville is the increase in young immigrants from Eastern Europe and Morocco are no longer temporary work.

Finally, Caritas officials have called on government coordination and the creation of a State Pact for Social Inclusion, to ensure homeless people in the process of lodging including appropriate to their situations and the development of Inclusion Act for Andalusia, which is working since 2008 and recognize a minimum income inclusion and articulate the coordination between administrations. A civil society demands that favors the transformation Caritas social model, which contributes to the maintenance of poverty and exclusion; attitudes of solidarity and do everything possible because these problems are visible and tragic realities.

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"Being homeless is a lot more than being homeless," summed up yesterday Cecilia Felipe, president of Caritas Sevilla, to explain people living in the street not only the homeless, have no job, family support network, employment, future prospects, even health.

The NGO outlined yesterday a brief profile of those on the streets of Seville-a 250 people according to the latest survey that the group Voices ", which provides details as dramatic as that 53% of the homeless served by Caritas suffer from malnutrition, and half, AIDS. And despite being "the most visible phenomenon of exclusion", no one seems to see them. "Do not arouse interest, have no heat or anyone's love," complained Cecilia, who called for "greater spirit of solidarity" to citizens and more commitment to the institutions. Caritas

presented his campaign for the Day of the homeless, to be held on Sunday, recalling that the European Union's commitment in the fight against poverty is to achieve that in five years no one is homeless. However, the NGO believes it would take "a miracle" to make it happen.

Meanwhile, the organizations working with the group called for the creation of a pact of state for social inclusion to ensure, for example, a statutory minimum income who live in the street. Today, 70% of the homeless have no income, and the remaining 30% remains essentially a social wage of around 340 euros.

Caritas, which has been increased by 33% of funds received from the Board-three million euros for 2010-2011 - warning that the worst is yet to come: "There are people who are not homeless but lives a crowded floors, hot beds, or substandard, when exhausted their resources, savings, benefits or family support network, can end up in the street, "they warn.

an attempt to rescue them, Caritas has two residential facilities: Amigo Centre with 22 and 40 reception places in day center serves as a bridge between the poor and a more normal life, but often requires nine months to a year to move to the next stage, and the Alba group home, with five seats, for those who still need help then . Last year 99 people attended. also a first line of approach, the Get up and walk project, developed by volunteers from the parish of San Vicente that every night they serve a mean 26 people who sleep on the street.

"Wanted to go by relating to them. They are given food, but they are informed of resources such as shelters, soup kitchens, closets, health care or Social CEPA, because many do not know exist," says Gloria Rivas, head of Caritas Social Inclusion.

NGO partnership for development is 13 years developing this same work in Seville, with three tours of the Centre, Arenal and San Bernardo, Macarena, making it a benchmark in the care of homeless, with Caritas Sine and Domus, which serves fewer users. Solidarity

out every night, Monday through Thursday, after preparing "hot coffee and cookies to get in touch with these people, because they have to want to talk to us and that we excuse it, "says her company, Mary Rodriguez. In their itineraries are about twenty people a day, although" sometimes can be half and sometimes double or triple ". Besides giving information, address their concerns:" They know that we have no blankets, but we can tell you where to get them, or call an ambulance or Social CEPA if needed. " A dozen volunteers were asked to determine if the homeless are well and are interested in that you have not seen. "In some areas tell us whether someone has been admitted to a hospital, or something has happened. In others, like the river, none of the living know anything else. "Caritas, Solidarity aims to bring not only the poor to resources provided by the administration, but especially so close to those socially impaired than ever would come by themselves to public aid.

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MAIL IN ANDALUSIA (31/10/1910) - IRIA Comesana

municipal hostel does not suffice to attend the number of homeless people who come every day looking for help, even after tripled its seats at the beginning of last year. It looked a little work, ungrateful and "very long term: we have two or three people off the streets and entering houses in the last two years and that to me is a huge success," says Lina Martinez, director of People Homeless and Emergency Municipal Social Welfare area.

The 185 squares which the hostel now has -20 of them in the center-filled day with the same ease with which they filled the 54 beds it had before, and it still does not cover the entire population calls for any help. Serve hot meals, showers and social and educational activities there.

Faced with increasing demand, some homeless are left to live for the environment: some sleeping on bus stops nearby, which set up their blankets and belongings occupying the space, others spent the night sheltering in the perimeter of the High Schools, some resting on the lawn of the park of the pellets during the day-night closed-and increasingly proliferate the gorillas in the area.

Not all, yes, want to sleep in the hostel, but the environment has become a reference area for those living on the street. Most decide to stay away are people who have long been homeless and have achieved a high degree of impairment. What has made this service is to divide appointments to go to sleep, thus preventing the formation of queues at the shelter and avoiding the chance that there is fighting for a place.

The social emergency van Social CEPA makes rounds daily, morning and afternoon, areas frequented by these people to try to approach them, make sure they are safe and provide access to basic services, if accepted . Through this deal they try to access help.

"Sometimes we miss what it really means to be homeless, but people who not only has no house, but has been completely detached from social networks I had, both familiar and friendly, and little by little it has been isolating. After many years living on the streets deteriorated physically and psychologically and often do not want to sleep in the shelter, they do not accept any discipline and this service has requirements such as schedules or the prohibition of entry under the influence of alcohol. " Those who do not accept these minimum requirements may apply to the center of low demand of the Paseo Juan Carlos I, a much more precarious place where users can shower, sleep and have a semi-cold food without being required nothing but present no aggressive behavior . It has a dozen seats, two dormitories for men and women.

"In Sevilla have very good time and that means people can live on the street, "says Homeless responsible for City Hall. "And that will always homeless. That we can not avoid it for more money to invest. "

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Thanks

At 90 volunteers who participated on the night of Homeless Count. A Solidarity and APDHA, by working side by side. A Verapaz Action, not ever miss. Those who mobilized many young people in our favor. For those of you always and it goes without saying. To all, thanks again.

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magazine dedicated Main Street Ibiriku an article. You can download the magazine in PDF here or read the article here

Ibiricu rises with

Beautification Award

Eulate get the special jury award and Silvio Crespo Azuelo neighbor is imposed on private buildings category

another year, the awards Beautification Contest Estella Tourist Consortium have contributed to the care and aesthetics of the peoples of the region. In this edition, we had eleven candidates in the form of councils and councils and nine in the section of privately owned buildings. The package of actions undertaken throughout 2010 by Ibiricu has awarded a prize of 2,400 euros. The rehabilitation of housing Azuelo Silvio Crespo made him worthy of the 1,200 euros more individuals. Eulate, without financial reward, received a special jury.

Eulate has received the Special Jury Prize

Yerri Ibiricu received the recognition of the efforts to restore the environment and revaluation of assets. In particular, the Council removed the cover laundry, ran small gigs and put landscaping in value of the source space. Also unified the urban space Laundry with a playground.

Council President, Juan Cruz Munarriz, said the people were very happy with the recognition of a job that had taken place in Auzolan. "The idea of \u200b\u200bwinning always goes through your head when you come, but it was unexpected because this year there were more candidates than in previous editions. We are very happy, "he said.

Around twenty people were involved during different weekends Auzolan work. Residents living throughout the year in the town and others who are in their second home Ibiricu toiled from October 2009 until May 2010 to conduct all tasks. "We worked very comfortable, although it has stretched a bit in time for rain and snow of winter. In reality these things provide an opportunity to get together with people living outside, which is more difficult match, "Munarriz said.
The celebration on June 4, the feast of the valley in Ibiricu Yerri was the engine of the proceedings in the Council. The hours spent by the residents were directed to show for this day a people care. Still no shortage of work in the locality. "The award is a money that we did not, so I will invest in other tasks. For example, the laundry needs a new pipe and would not hurt to put more banks in town. "

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Bikes by Ibiricu





Bikes aguasfrías and seem to be very close. From wooden bike wore Díez almost at the beginning of last century until bike carbon fiber bikers now use Ibiriku of many wheels have passed through our streets, including those Javier, the only professional cycling Ibiriku . The people cycling saga continues and it seems that 2011 will again txirrindularis Three Village, with Miguel Mujika as the youngest and most promising.
However last week, some bikes you saw two strange full of backpacks and bags. There were two Australians who after working and living in Southampton for three years (university professor and lawyer) have decided to return to Australia but ....... bike in the winter as Asia could be very cold, first going for a ride by Spain and Morocco. If you want to follow his shot around the world, this is your daily on line and some pictures of them, their route and they took his leave of Ibiriku . The Facebook have in , if you feel curious.


was not the only ones who came for Ibiricu last week. On Saturday, about 40 people, including cyclists, technical and friends / family came to rise from Ibiriku Dulantz to return. They were part of teams Reyno de Navarra- Telco . M, where the next season and run Maialen Germain. They climbed Iturmina and San Cristobal , through the lowering of Dolmenes Portusiar / Itxaradia . A big day helped a que el paseo fuera realmente memorable. Ainara Elbusto de Zurukuain e Iñaki SantaMaría de Abarzuza fueron junto con Germán y Maialen los guías, sin olvidar el gran papel de Lord( el perro de la casa del capataz) que guió a un grupo de ciclistas que llegaron gracias a que Lord les marcó el camino.
Creo que será una experiencia a repetir. Aquí una de las fotos de parte del grupo en Dulanz sacadas por Ainara Elbusto , que podéis ver en este álbum .


And bike. The DN dedicated an article to Earth bikers Estella as part of KINGDOM OF NAVARRA- TELCO-M and there were the two brothers López, of course. Here is the link to the article .


I see , many rolls through the town from the cold waters and the many hills!!

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DIARIO DE SEVILLA (03/11/1910) - MJ BARRIGA, ULLA AINHOA

Night falls in Seville. The dark low temperature while it takes place in the city's first homeless count. The organization promotes the voices, which works hand in hand for Development and Solidarity for Human Rights. Looking to have a touchdown to make a particular global census of people sleeping in the street and to prepare a report and make proposals to government agencies. 90 people responded to the call to search for dividing the city homeless on 20 routes.

Voices is formed by a group of volunteers who joined in 2007 to protest that were certified bars in public spaces without providing alternatives to people who occupied those spaces at night. Since then, Voices, has moved for the rights of this group of people that life circumstances have led them to homelessness.

not observed a homogeneous profile among people who have undergone some process of social uprooting finished them leading to homelessness. Gone are stereotypes that pointed to the homeless and people in middle age and alcohol problems. Walking through the streets and talking to those affected can be seen that there is nothing further from reality. There are several factors that modify this profile, such as immigration or crisis, without mental illness, many people who are exposed to sleep rough have serious psychiatric problems or just having them to live in that situation.

What drives someone to live on the street? Why many do not seek alternatives to the situation of helplessness? These and other questions are answered only if it is understood that a loop of circumstances can lead people to a state of exhaustion which they lose the desire to change his life. Family breakdown, financial problems, one thing leads to another and before you know are in the street with his clothes rags and suspicious looks from people. At this situation, Who is going to employ? Enter a cycle of hard-sac in which it is easiest to let go and let the hours pass, be a thousand sunsets waiting to anything and anyone in the solitude of the street. Soledad

sometimes interrupted by violence, so many homeless people are hidden to protect themselves. A surveillance camera at the door of a bank, or a glass window to break in a given time and the alarm sounds are good reasons to feel more protected in the dark of night.

count appears in full Antonio, a writer of poetry that preserves their nights in a corner of Constitution Avenue. Opposite the cathedral, the Portuguese created his poems in a notebook he kept as a treasure. He traveled to Sevilla for five years because her marriage had broken down and wanted to change working at the Fair of Seville. That flight was cut short and what would be a good job at first ended in a parking office. "There are things you can learn," Antonio reads his poetry, but "there are others that can live." Has chosen to learn and live the life from its harsher aspects. When asked what she would ask if I could, replied that underpants, socks and a book. Antonio is happy and does not want a roof for shelter at night and warmer in the cold winter. Tan sólo quiere unos calzoncillos, unos calcetines y un libro, porque tal y como lee le gusta “mirar la luna, observar las estrellas” desde esa esquina.

Es sólo un caso más en las calles de esta gran ciudad. Frente al Teatro de la Maestranza, esperando como si aún no hubieran abierto las puertas para la próxima obra, está Francisco. Con aspecto de galán, aguarda sentado a que pasen las horas, amanezca y abran las puertas de la biblioteca. Ahí es donde pasa todo el día un licenciado en Ciencias Económicas que lleva tres años en la calle y para quien la lectura es una vía de escape. Puesto al día en todas las noticias de la prensa, mantiene una interesante conversación sobre the latest play or narrative Bolaños Vargas Llosa, keeping for themselves the harsh stories that led to the street.

Advancing in this particular census of homeless people is found that many of these people do not come in classic profiles, each day facing this difficult situation from the marginalization, even rejecting the current system themselves. It is also not consider these people as mere numbers, but at least, and that's the claim of Voices, yes sensitize citizens to bring down barriers of prejudice and in most cases prevent head up these people who had a conventional lifestyle but eventually received a severe coup that toppled them.