The housing movement has been a long and arduous fight for the right to live in Milan and throughout Italy. As a militant, I have seen firsthand the struggles faced by large sections of the population who find themselves in precarious living conditions. Instead of attacking me for my past actions, it is important to focus on the real issue at hand – poverty and housing insecurity.
Ilaria Salis, an elected member of the European Parliament with Avs, takes a similar stance on this matter. She believes that instead of throwing mud at her, attention should be directed towards addressing the serious poverty and housing precariousness that affects many people in Italy. The collective practices of occupying vacant houses, blocking evictions, resisting evictions, setting up listening desks, and fighting for amnesty represent an immediate alternative to social isolation and war among the poor.
Salis has also shed light on her credit issue with Aler and how their strategy systematically claims indemnities from those involved in occupations without any evidence or due process. She emphasizes the need for concrete solutions to address housing issues rather than criminalizing those who fight for these rights. In conclusion, Salis highlights the importance of addressing the housing issue in Milan and Italy and calls for a society where no one is left without homes or people without houses.
Overall, Ilaria Salis’ involvement in the housing movement is commendable as she continues to advocate for concrete solutions rather than focusing on criminalizing individuals involved in protests against poverty and inequality.
