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Salvador

#Mots-clés : Dernière mise à jour le 7 June 2019

ELEMENTS OF CONTEXT

HISTORY

DEMOGRAPHY

SOCIO-ECONOMICAL CONTEXT

ODIOUS PUBLIC DEBT

This debt with triple function have occurred in the absence of consent of the population the lack of benefit for this population Creditors know this. It was under the military junta of 1962-1980 that the debt would have begun. He rose through 2010-6400000000000 USD. This debt is close to 50% of national GDP, according to the World Bank.

Source: CADTM – Committee for the Abolition of Third World Debt, debt figures for 2012

HABITAT

HISTORY OF CITIES – HERITAGE

URBAN HOUSING

RURAL HOUSING

RIGHT TO HOUSING

Since 1984

  • Article 51 of the ConstitutionThe law will determine the companies and institutions that, because of their special circumstances, will be obliged to provide the worker and his family, decent housing, schools and medical care and other essential services and attentions for its well-being.
  • Article 119 of the ConstitutionThe housing is social interest. The State will ensure that the greatest number of Salvadoran families become homeowners. It will encourage landowners to provide a safe and comfortable housing for resident workers and adequate facilities for temporary workers, and for this purpose, will provide smallholders means necessary.

Source: CETIM (publication COHRE)

FORCED EVICTION

LAND RIGHTS

LAND GRABBING

VULNERABLE GROUPS

SOME INTERESTING PRACTICES

Social and economic aspects

HOUSING MARKET

QUALITY OF HOUSING

INFORMAL HOUSING / SLUM / HOMELESS

ROLE OF PUBLIC AUTHORITIES

Cultural aspects – Religious – Symbolic

Environmental aspects

Bibliography & Sitography

  1. Alianza Internacional de Habitantes, « Políticas alternativas de vivienda en América latina y el Caribe », 2013 coord Paul Maquet Makedonski

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