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San Sebastián street-food ban protests
Overview
The local government in San Sebastián implemented a ban on solidarity dinners and street-food distribution for homeless individuals in public spaces. Officials cited security concerns and a lack of official authorization, stating the goal is to move social assistance into more coordinated and systematic channels. The mayor has pledged to double economic resources for social inclusion to address homelessness.
In response, the volunteer group Kaleko Afari Solidario (KAS) organized a mass demonstration in Plaza Berria. Protesters demanded the ban be lifted, arguing that the restriction is a punitive measure that “increases delinquency and creates safety problems.” Demonstrators also called for the city council to provide viable alternatives for needy residents and urged officials to stop “criminalising solidarity initiatives.”
Entities
San Sebastián · Plaza Berria · Spain · San Sebastián City Council · Francisco Franco
Timeline
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12 days ago
[INTERNATIONAL] 2 sourcesSpain: San Sebastián bans solidarity dinners for homelessSan Sebastián has banned public solidarity dinners for the homeless to implement more coordinated social aid, while discussions continue regarding Spain's historical time zone shift.
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23 days ago
[POLITICS] 5 sourcesSan Sebastián protest over street‑food ban draws crowdsKaleko Afari Solidario volunteers staged a large protest in Plaza Berria, San Sebastián, demanding the city lift its ban on street‑food distribution and stop criminalising solidarity.
Sources
pdfontanaliri.it · settimananews.it