Visa pour l’Image 2015 : Andres Kudacki

A policeman block the apartment's entrance as belongings lay on the street after Amalio Barrul Gimenez and his family were evicted in Madrid, Spain, Tuesday, June 24, 2014. Amalio Barrul Gimenez, 41 and his wife Isabel Morales Bachiller, aged 35 and 2 months pregnant, live with their 3 children, with only a low income coming from selling goods in the street and state benefits of 530 euros ($720). They occupied Bankia Bank apartment one and a half year ago and have tried to negotiate to pay a low rent but the bank demanded their eviction. The eviction was carried out in spite of the Victims' Mortgage Platform (PAH). (AP Photo/Andres Kudacki)

Riot police grab the face of an activist as they remove housing right activists who tried to stop Umberto Jimenez's eviction in Madrid, Spain, Monday, Feb. 9, 2015. Umberto Jimenez, 46 years old, lost his foreclosed apartment to a moneylender after he could not afford to pay his debt due to his financial situation. He borrowed euro 4,000 ($4,510) after he lost his job as a security guard but six months after his debt reached euro 32,000 ($ 36,1000). Umberto and his son got evicted despite housing right activists' confrontion with police, where many of them got injured. (AP Photo/Andres Kudacki)

Carmen Martinez Ayudo, 85-years old, cries during her eviction in Madrid, Spain, Friday, Nov. 21, 2014. Rayo Vallecano, the Spanish first division soccer team said Thursday Nov. 27, 2014, it has opened a bank account to collect donations for Carmen Martinez Ayudo whose eviction last week sparked an outcry. Martinez was evicted from the apartment she owned and lived in for decades in Madridu00eds working-class neighborhood of Vallecas. Her son had used it as collateral for a 40,000-euro ($50,000) loan and could not make payments after losing his job. (AP Photo/Andres Kudacki)

Riot police unblock the building doors as they arrive to evict Cecilia Paredes and her family in Madrid, Spain, Friday, Jan. 23, 2015. Paredes, 43, and her unemployed electrician husband Wilson Ruilova, 35, both from Ecuador, have three children: Dilan, a baby born less than two months ago; Andres, 16, and Miguel, seven. They have been unable to pay their rent after she lost her job as an elderly care assistant two years ago. The government company that owned the apartment sold it last year to an investor group along with more than 1,800 other apartments built for the needy and the new owner sought the familyu00eds eviction. (AP Photo/Andres Kudacki)

Pablo Henrique Meliton, left, his father, right, and a friend, centre, carry Pablo's belongings after him and his family got evicted by the police in Madrid, Spain, Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2015. Pablo Henrique Meliton, 39 years old, his wife Damaris Varela Rivera, 36 yeas old , and their daughter Diana Sofia Meliton, 2 years old, lived in an occupied Bankia bank apartment for a year, as they couldn't afford to pay rent . They now have an income of euro 790 ($893) per month and they have tried to negotiate a lower rent but the Bankia bank demanded their eviction. Housing rights activists tried to stop the process but the police evicted the family. (AP Photo/Andres Kudacki)

Furniture is stacked behind the main door to stop riot police entering the apartment as Cecilia Paredes and her husband Wilson Ruilova prepare to leave with their baby Dilan during their eviction in Madrid, Spain, Friday, Jan. 23, 2015. Paredes, 43, and her unemployed electrician husband Wilson Ruilova, 35, both from Ecuador, have three children: Dilan, a baby born less than two months ago; Andres, 16, and Miguel, seven. They have been unable to pay their rent after she lost her job as an elderly care assistant two years ago. The government company that owned the apartment sold it last year to an investor group along with more than 1,800 other apartments built for the needy and the new owner sought the familyu00eds eviction. (AP Photo/Andres Kudacki)

An activist carries pictures and a friend a bag, as they help Veronica Labradas to move out after the police evict her and her family in Madrid, Spain, Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2014. Veronica Labradas, 31 years old lives with her husband Ruben Marques, 30 years old and their four year old daughter. They occupied Fidere apartment six months ago as they could not afford to pay their rent after losing their business. The eviction was carried out. (AP Photo/Andres Kudacki)

Police remove members of the Victims' Mortgage Platform (PAH) and neighbours as they try to stop the eviction of Susana Santiago Montoya and her family in Madrid, Spain, Wednesday, July 24, 2013. Santiago Montoya and her husband Angel Gimenez Santiago, who are both unemployed, have two children aged 7 and 10 and have occupied an apartment of the City Hall Housing Company (EMVS) for the past year, as they could not afford to pay rent. (AP Photo/Andres Kudacki)

Police remove the door and push refrigerator as they break into Maria Isabel Rodriguez Romero's apartment to evict her and her family in Madrid, Spain, Wednesday, Sept. 25, 2013. Rodriguez Romero, 45 years old, has 6 family members, all unemployed including a 8 year-old daughter, and her mother with a bipolar syndrome. They live together in an apartment of the State City Hall Housing Company (EMVS) for 24 years and they have paid a debt of 1200 euros but EMVS informed them they have to move out. EMVS, a state company with an aim to give housing solutions for people in need, sold 1.860 state apartments to private investors in 2013. The eviction was executed despite of the resistance of dozens of Victims' Mortgage Platform (PAH) activists. (AP Photo/Andres Kudacki)n

Maria Jesus Navarro, 48 years old holds her grand children as they warms up next to the electric heat in the suburbs of Madrid, Spain, Monday, Dec. 30, 2013, as Navarro's family waits to be evicted from the home they have lived in for the past ten years. The Navarro's are one of the thirteen families in the area who live in impoverished conditions and whose future is still uncertain as their evictions are currently on hold. The families believe the Madrid City Hall is trying to evict them to make way for a road construction project and feel the city should offer them alternative housing.

Police arrive to evict 53 year-old Andres Gonzalez Manzano in Madrid, Monday, March 3, 2014. Gonzalez a former construction worker and private guard is unemployed and has 33% disability. Gonzalez was living with two other unemployed people. He had a debt with a City Hall Housing and Land Company (EMVS) as he could not afford to pay a protected rent of 586 euros a month ($ 800) while his only income was a state handout of 426 euros a month ($582). EMVS sold his apartment to a private investor company which demanded his eviction. EMVS, a state company with an aim to give housing solutions for people in need, sold 1.860 state apartments to private investors in 2013. (AP Photo/Andres Kudacki)

Police remove members of the Victims' Mortgage Platform (PAH) and neighbours as they try to stop the eviction of Susana Santiago Montoya and her family in Madrid, Spain, Wednesday, July 24, 2013. Santiago Montoya and her husband Angel Gimenez Santiago, who are both unemployed, have two children aged 7 and 10 and have occupied an apartment of the City Hall Housing Company (EMVS) for the past year, as they could not afford to pay rent. (AP Photo/Andres Kudacki)n

Efren Rodriguez Gonzalez, 68 years old, covers his granddaughter Maria Isabel Ferrer Rodriguez, 8 years old, as Victims' Mortgage Platform (PAH) members gather arround outside the apartment the day after her family got evicted in Madrid, Spain, Thursday, Sept. 26, 2013. Efren Rodriguez Gonzalez, Maria Isabel Ferrer Rodriguez and their family members, unemployed, some on state benefits for the disabled, has been living in the apartment of the State City Hall Housing Company (EMVS) for 24 years. EMVS informed them that they have to move out. The eviction was executed despite of the resistance of dozens of Victims' Mortgage Platform (PAH) and they are now sleeping outside. (AP Photo/Andres Kudacki)n

Raquel de Cadiz Escudero, 30 years old, right, and her mother in law, Carmen Escudero Garcia, 59 years old, left, cry as they wait for the police to evict Raquel's family in Madrid, Spain, Monday, May 19, 2014. Raquel de Cadiz Escudero and her husband, Jose Garcia Escudero, 39 years old, have 5 children and they occupied a Banco Popular bank apartment one year and four months ago as they could not afford to pay rent with a low income of 600 euros ($823) a month. The apartment has been sold to an investor group that now demands the eviction of the family. The eviction was postponed for 9 days with the help of housing rights activists. (AP Photo/Andres Kudacki)