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スペインのヲビデオで、住宅ローンの未払いで立ち退きを強制された執行に抗議した人20人が逮捕される
Veinte detenidos en las protestas contra un desahucio en Oviedo
Dieciocho de los arrestados se encontraban en el interior de la vivienda
Entre los detenidos figura el propietario de la casa
EFE Oviedo27 JUN 2012 - 18:07 CET
Twenty arrested in protests against eviction in Oviedo
Eighteen of those arrested were inside the house
Among those arrested was the owner of the house
Photo Gallery of eviction
EFE Oviedo 27 JUN 2012 - 18:07 CET
Eighteen of those arrested were inside the house
Among those arrested was the owner of the house
Photo Gallery of eviction
EFE Oviedo 27 JUN 2012 - 18:07 CET
Police officers have arrested 20 people this morning during the three hours that have lasted the protests to prevent eviction in Oviedo. Eighteen of those arrested were inside the house, while the other two were arrested in a police charges, while demonstrating in the street.
Among those arrested was the owner of the house, Jorge Cordero, from Ecuador, who lived with his wife and daughter five months. The family had avoided eviction last April 13 with support from members of 15-M and Stop Evictions.
Before the judicial notice of eviction for the second attempt at 9.15 on Wednesday, hundreds of supporters of Stop Evictions have come from early morning to Augusto Junquera street in the neighborhood of Ciudad Naranco, at number 2, fourth floor is the home.
Activists have been placed at the entrance and down the block. Police have fenced the street and dozens of riot police formed cordons to prevent passage.
About 8.15 am, the occupants of the dwelling have thrown firecrackers, eggs and liquid to the police who came to the site of the building, I was stuck with long steel columns from within and has led the agents to destroy the doors with clubs until remove the fortifications.
Meanwhile, demonstrators on both sides of the street have raised songs of protest, especially with the arrival of the 8.50 of the judicial commission, at which it is produced the first police charge. Several agents have left the cord and have beaten and chased protesters. One officer's career continued through several streets until a protester dropped, picked up ground balls with his gun drawn and has ceased the pursuit. This skirmish has resulted in many bruised, including a girl with a bloody face.
About 9.45 am, after you provide the police and fire ax while listening to hits from the street against the door of the residence on the fourth floor, the occupants of the apartment have balconies looking onto the bags thrown his fellow the street.
The police have returned to break the cordon to take over some of these bags and there has been a greater police charge, which after several minutes of fighting two of the protesters, a man and a woman have been detained on the ground , handcuffed and taken to a van.
Around 10.30 am, the police have gained access to housing and has begun to decline handcuffed to 18 occupants. The protests have continued until 11.30, animated from the balconies of the street by a cacerolada neighborhood.
"This means no social peace", "the struggle continues", "I would be ashamed of the police" or "bankers to the van" were some of the songs.
The head of the police operation explained to reporters that the arrests occurred on the street because the protesters "swooped" on the police who tried to retrieve the bags, they could have "dangerous elements" to be dropped from the Property eviction and were "of police interest."
Protesters have been cited to continue the protest at the headquarters of Cajastur, the entity that holds the mortgage Jorge, an Ecuadorian extransportista since 2008 has failed to meet the payments.
Among those arrested was the owner of the house, Jorge Cordero, from Ecuador, who lived with his wife and daughter five months. The family had avoided eviction last April 13 with support from members of 15-M and Stop Evictions.
Before the judicial notice of eviction for the second attempt at 9.15 on Wednesday, hundreds of supporters of Stop Evictions have come from early morning to Augusto Junquera street in the neighborhood of Ciudad Naranco, at number 2, fourth floor is the home.
Activists have been placed at the entrance and down the block. Police have fenced the street and dozens of riot police formed cordons to prevent passage.
About 8.15 am, the occupants of the dwelling have thrown firecrackers, eggs and liquid to the police who came to the site of the building, I was stuck with long steel columns from within and has led the agents to destroy the doors with clubs until remove the fortifications.
Meanwhile, demonstrators on both sides of the street have raised songs of protest, especially with the arrival of the 8.50 of the judicial commission, at which it is produced the first police charge. Several agents have left the cord and have beaten and chased protesters. One officer's career continued through several streets until a protester dropped, picked up ground balls with his gun drawn and has ceased the pursuit. This skirmish has resulted in many bruised, including a girl with a bloody face.
About 9.45 am, after you provide the police and fire ax while listening to hits from the street against the door of the residence on the fourth floor, the occupants of the apartment have balconies looking onto the bags thrown his fellow the street.
The police have returned to break the cordon to take over some of these bags and there has been a greater police charge, which after several minutes of fighting two of the protesters, a man and a woman have been detained on the ground , handcuffed and taken to a van.
Around 10.30 am, the police have gained access to housing and has begun to decline handcuffed to 18 occupants. The protests have continued until 11.30, animated from the balconies of the street by a cacerolada neighborhood.
"This means no social peace", "the struggle continues", "I would be ashamed of the police" or "bankers to the van" were some of the songs.
The head of the police operation explained to reporters that the arrests occurred on the street because the protesters "swooped" on the police who tried to retrieve the bags, they could have "dangerous elements" to be dropped from the Property eviction and were "of police interest."
Protesters have been cited to continue the protest at the headquarters of Cajastur, the entity that holds the mortgage Jorge, an Ecuadorian extransportista since 2008 has failed to meet the payments.
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