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Buenos Aires Hoovervilles continue to grow as social housing budget shrinks
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2014 Oct 15, 1:23am 2,304 views 4 comments
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Tenpoundbass
2014 Oct 15, 1:31am
Tenpoundbass
2014 Oct 15, 1:31am
That picture is typical Central and South America house building.
Once one dwelling is built, the next guy has one less all to build.
Some people only need to build two walls and the roof. They look like lego land.
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MisdemeanorRebel
2014 Oct 15, 2:06am
MisdemeanorRebel
2014 Oct 15, 2:06am
Looks like paradise compared to good old Paraguay.
That's really not a Hooverville. Hoovervilles weren't made of brick, had water heaters, or running electric/cable wires.
This is a hooverville:
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Ceffer
2014 Oct 15, 4:11am
Ceffer
2014 Oct 15, 4:11am
All they need to do is reproduce more. As long as there is a scrap of bread, they can fuck and make more, it will solve everything.
Hooverville? Why are they complaining if they have a nice vacuum cleaner.
Over half a million people are homeless in the squalor of the slums in Argentina’s largest and capital city of Buenos Aires. That’s about 17% of the city’s population of three million, and the numbers are growing.
http://www.globaldeflationnews.com/buenos-aires-hoovervilles-continue-to-grow-in-the-midst-of-a-shrinking-social-housing-budget/
#housing