Barcelona en Comú continues to make waves and has transformed the water, energy and public housing sectors in Spain’s second largest city.
Photo courtesy of BComú.
On one of the first hot days of 2018 in Barcelona, Silvia is staging a sit-in outside a public railroad office by the beach. Her green shirt marks her fealty to the Platform for People Affected by Mortgages (PAH), perhaps Spain’s most prominent grassroots organisation in the field.
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