Goldenmaniac
17-09-2013, 09:43
http://newsinthesun.com/theyd-like-to-take-the-shirt-off-your-back/
September 17, 2013
Several activists from the Tenerife group, Platform of People Affected by Mortgages (PAH), stripped down to their underwear in a Santa Cruz branch of the Santander bank yesterday to protest against evictions.
Literally demonstrating that the banks would like the shirt off your back and chanting slogans such as; ‘Not one more eviction,Enough! No more homeless, No more houses without people!’ and displaying a banner with the slogan “When they take everything - all you have left is yourself”.
The group was there to settle the 1,500 euro arrears of the Francisco Cardenas family to stop them being evicted.
The funds had been raised by the PAH together with the Candelaria People’s Solidarity group and the Facebook campaign “looking for a Robin Hood” (Se Busca a Robin Hood) under the cents for a miracle, #centimosparaunmilagro campaign, which has colleced more than 700 kilos of small denomination coins.
The organisations have so far managed to cover the overdue mortgage payments of four Tenerife families facing eviction.
September 17, 2013
Several activists from the Tenerife group, Platform of People Affected by Mortgages (PAH), stripped down to their underwear in a Santa Cruz branch of the Santander bank yesterday to protest against evictions.
Literally demonstrating that the banks would like the shirt off your back and chanting slogans such as; ‘Not one more eviction,Enough! No more homeless, No more houses without people!’ and displaying a banner with the slogan “When they take everything - all you have left is yourself”.
The group was there to settle the 1,500 euro arrears of the Francisco Cardenas family to stop them being evicted.
The funds had been raised by the PAH together with the Candelaria People’s Solidarity group and the Facebook campaign “looking for a Robin Hood” (Se Busca a Robin Hood) under the cents for a miracle, #centimosparaunmilagro campaign, which has colleced more than 700 kilos of small denomination coins.
The organisations have so far managed to cover the overdue mortgage payments of four Tenerife families facing eviction.