Crisis de los alquileres. EP06: Gigi Krein, Consejerías de Vivienda

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Cápsulas para entender la crisis de los alquileres 💥🏘️ Gigi Krein, de Consejerías de Vivienda, sumó al debate: “Es super importante que el primer artículo de la ley de alquileres sea que por el principio de nodiscriminación no se le puede negar un techo ni a unx pibx, ni a un migrante, ni a identidades sexogenéricas diversas”. II Encuentro Nacional de Alquileres es un espacio multisectorial para aportar información y propuestas que contribuyan al debate público en el marco de las elecciones en los diferentes niveles de gobierno. 👉🏾 Video completo del encuentro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Vzz9b8iLGM&t=0s 🎧 También está disponible para escuchar este fragmento y más en nuestro canal de podcasts #RadioRosa en Spotify: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/radiorosa

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