Hundreds forced onto Rome streets amid crackdown on squatted building
Summary
About 300 people who lived in a large squatted building in Rome were forced to live on the streets after the government took control of the building following a fire. This action is part of a wider effort by authorities to shut down buildings that have been occupied and run as community centers since the 1990s.Key Facts
- Around 300 residents lived in the squatted building called Spin Time Labs.
- The building was seized by authorities after a fire broke out.
- Residents are now camping on the streets in Rome during a heatwave.
- Spin Time Labs has been a self-managed social center since the 1990s.
- The Italian government is cracking down on occupied buildings used as social centers.
- This crackdown is part of a broader policy targeting squatted buildings in Rome.
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