#210 Que tu hayas querido leer una cosa es decisión tuya. Llevas pidiendo fuentes desde el primer comentario, como si yo tuviera que venir aquí a inventarme lo que me apetece.
Claro que es difícil contar vagabundos, como es difícil censar a la población real de un país, pero no creo que si te pongo el número de habitantes de EEUU por aquí te pongas a cuestionar mis fuentes, la precisión de los datos y toda esa mandanga, sólo cuestionas lo que te interesa hasta la saciedad en modo troll.
Si la validez de los argumentos depende de que haya una institución mundial que analice los datos de cada estado, los temas de conversación o debate van a estar muy limitados por tu parte ¿No crees?
#211 Intentas echar mierda sobre USA uno de los países más ricos del mundo dónde los pobres de toda america quieren huir para no vivir en la miseria... y no tienes argumentos y tienes que utilizar de 1000 indicadores posibles uno que es cutre y que no se puede verificar.
#212 De echar mierda nada. No soy el primero, ni el más experto, en evidenciar que EEUU, siendo una economía con una renta per cápita muy alta, es una fábrica de pobres. Pobres sin techo y sobretodo pobres con trabajo que malviven en tiendas de campaña, pisos de mierda y campings de caravanas.
A EEUU huyen exactamente los pobres de países aún más pobres. Países que curiosamente que comparten frontera al sur del país. Países comidos por el narcotráfico que cubre la demanda de drogas de EEUU e importa armas de EEUU para liderar las tasas de homicidios por 100.000 habitantes de todo el mundo. Otra tasa que no te molestarás en creer porque debe ser que cada país tiene su forma particular de certificar su censo y lo que es un homicidio ¿no?
#213 En eso tienes razón, es imposible echar mierda a uno de los mejores países del mundo.
#206 Esa lista no significa nada si no puedes leer los documentos enlazados.
#209 No sabes leer el primer informe que he querido leer es el de suecia y el enlace es no a la web original es a archive.org
Una web que almacena cosas de internet del pasado para que no se pierdan y el documento con el informe no está alojado, sólo el artículo dónde dice que es muy dificil determinar una metodología para contabilizar vagabundos. Suecia por ejemplo contabiliza como vagabundo a alguien que vive bajo techo en un orgamismo con sin ánimo de lucro o a chavolistas que se hayan autoconstruido su casa... y encima es de 2011.
No hay una institución mundial que analice ese problema con los mimos parámetros en todo el mundo.
Lo dicho no tienes fuentes. ¿Los rojos no han pensado en crear un instituto que haga eso para demostrar lo malo que es el capitalismo? O prefieren dedicarse a fumar porros?
#210 Que tu hayas querido leer una cosa es decisión tuya. Llevas pidiendo fuentes desde el primer comentario, como si yo tuviera que venir aquí a inventarme lo que me apetece.
Claro que es difícil contar vagabundos, como es difícil censar a la población real de un país, pero no creo que si te pongo el número de habitantes de EEUU por aquí te pongas a cuestionar mis fuentes, la precisión de los datos y toda esa mandanga, sólo cuestionas lo que te interesa hasta la saciedad en modo troll.
Si la validez de los argumentos depende de que haya una institución mundial que analice los datos de cada estado, los temas de conversación o debate van a estar muy limitados por tu parte ¿No crees?
#211 Intentas echar mierda sobre USA uno de los países más ricos del mundo dónde los pobres de toda america quieren huir para no vivir en la miseria... y no tienes argumentos y tienes que utilizar de 1000 indicadores posibles uno que es cutre y que no se puede verificar.
#212 De echar mierda nada. No soy el primero, ni el más experto, en evidenciar que EEUU, siendo una economía con una renta per cápita muy alta, es una fábrica de pobres. Pobres sin techo y sobretodo pobres con trabajo que malviven en tiendas de campaña, pisos de mierda y campings de caravanas.
A EEUU huyen exactamente los pobres de países aún más pobres. Países que curiosamente que comparten frontera al sur del país. Países comidos por el narcotráfico que cubre la demanda de drogas de EEUU e importa armas de EEUU para liderar las tasas de homicidios por 100.000 habitantes de todo el mundo. Otra tasa que no te molestarás en creer porque debe ser que cada país tiene su forma particular de certificar su censo y lo que es un homicidio ¿no?
#213 En eso tienes razón, es imposible echar mierda a uno de los mejores países del mundo.
#203 No tienes ni puta idea según el estudio de Suecia los datos son de 2011, así que no me cuentes milongas de guerras.
#205 "A portrait of modern Sweden in ten statistics". 15 January 2015.
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#202 Lo dicho, no tienes fuentes. El estudio de suecia no está descargable, sólo es un enlace a archive.org y mira lo que pone:
The national mapping of homelessness in Sweden has been carried out by the National Board of Health and Welfare. It was a governmental assignment. The mapping is based on data from municipalities, authorities, institutions and NGOs. The measurement period was limited to a week – 2-8 May 2011.
There is a strong desire to compare homelessness over time to monitor developments. But it faces difficulties. Changes in society between the mappings lead to the methodological choices to be done to measure how many people who are homeless or excluded from the regular housing market. One example is the definition of homelessness; another is the sources of information.
By clarifying the definition of homelessness, a broader group was reported compared to the previous national mapping, carried out in 2005. This applies particularly to people in supported accommodations provided by the social services in the municipalities. Already in the 2005 mapping the ambition was that such housing solutions would be included in the measurement, but it turned out that it then had been a substantial underestimate of the number of people who live in them. One probable reason for this was that the part of the definition provided possibility for different interpretations.
The definition of homelessness in 2011 has now been clarified so that these kind of long-term housing solutions and institutional care have been separated and – as a consequence – are reported separately. This procedure has led to a greater response in terms of reporting by respondents. Also for other homeless situations some clarifications have been made, but these do not affect the results significantly. Thus, there are factors that complicate comparisons of results between the mappings in 2005 and 2011. However, it is possible to see the direction in which the development has gone.
The mapping shows that homelessness has increased in all homelessness situations since the mapping 2005. However, fewer people were sleeping rough during the measurement week compared to 2005. This can be seen as a sign that one of the objectives in the Government's Homelessness Strategy 2007-2009 – that everyone shall be guaranteed a roof over his or her head – has been taken seriously.
A total of approximately 34 000 people, according to the definition formulated by the National Board of Health and Welfare, were reported as homeless or excluded from the regular housing market during the measurement week. This group includes people who live under very different conditions and have different needs for support from the community. 4 500 people were in acute homelessness, of which 280 were sleeping rough. 5 600 people received institutional care or lived in different forms of category housing. 13 900 people lived in long-term housing solutions (the secondary housing market), provided by the social services in the municipalities. 6 800 persons lived in short-term insecure housing solutions that they had organized themselves.
The large increase of reported homeless people mainly concerns persons who live in relatively long-term housing solutions, such as training flats and apartments with social contracts. In addition, statistics presented by The National Board of Housing Building and Planning show that this type of housing solutions has increased and that social services have become an increasingly large landlord for persons who are not accepted at the regular housing market. Almost half of the persons included in the mapping live in these long-term housing solutions. There are many families, which means that homelessness and insecure housing is a reality for quite a large group of children in Sweden.
One effect of the social services has become an increasingly important landlord for broader groups is that single people with severe social problems likely to stand back and get stuck in short-term accommodations. It is a challenge for local authorities to allocate resources and housing for the most vulnerable groups of homeless people.
The proportion of females in the whole group of homeless people has increased, as the proportion of people born outside Sweden. Over-representation of people born outside Sweden is even more marked compared to the previous mapping.
For the first time, the National Board of Health and Welfare made an attempt to identify homelessness among children and young people who are “in the grey area” between the family and community care. In total, about 400 children and adolescents under 18 years were reported. Family problems were presented as being the main reason behind their homelessness. A small proportion was reported to have addiction problems.
In the group of homeless people is now a lower proportion with the problems traditionally associated with homelessness, namely substance abuse and mental health problems. This is particularly evident among those born outside Sweden. However, it must be noted that substance abuse and mental health problems remain significant problems in the group as a whole.
Homelessness is a complex issue where many factors come into play. Participation in the labor market is of vital importance. The mapping shows that very few had income from a salary and were employed. Many were dependent on social assistance. Because many landlords do not accept social assistance as income, many people then also are excluded from the regular housing market. Homelessness is both an issue for the social policy and for the housing policy. Individually tailored support in housing, as well as structural changes is needed to prevent homelessness.
#204 Dices que no hay fuentes y te he puesto una lista más larga que el rabo de Nacho Vidal. Que las definiciones varíen por países no significa que no haya sin techo en esos países, ni que las fuentes no sean válidas. Te recuerdo que la Guerra de Afganistán lleva produciendo refugiados desde 2001, no desde 2011, sumándole el hecho de que Siria, antes de la guerra, ya sufrío una sequía desde 2006 que provocó migraciones a lo que le has de añadir otra fuente importante de inmigrantes en Siria y en Europa, la Guerra de Irak, que movió a 1'5 millones de iraquíes fuera del país.
A ver si leemos antes de escribir.
#206 Esa lista no significa nada si no puedes leer los documentos enlazados.
#209 No sabes leer el primer informe que he querido leer es el de suecia y el enlace es no a la web original es a archive.org
Una web que almacena cosas de internet del pasado para que no se pierdan y el documento con el informe no está alojado, sólo el artículo dónde dice que es muy dificil determinar una metodología para contabilizar vagabundos. Suecia por ejemplo contabiliza como vagabundo a alguien que vive bajo techo en un orgamismo con sin ánimo de lucro o a chavolistas que se hayan autoconstruido su casa... y encima es de 2011.
No hay una institución mundial que analice ese problema con los mimos parámetros en todo el mundo.
Lo dicho no tienes fuentes. ¿Los rojos no han pensado en crear un instituto que haga eso para demostrar lo malo que es el capitalismo? O prefieren dedicarse a fumar porros?
#210 Que tu hayas querido leer una cosa es decisión tuya. Llevas pidiendo fuentes desde el primer comentario, como si yo tuviera que venir aquí a inventarme lo que me apetece.
Claro que es difícil contar vagabundos, como es difícil censar a la población real de un país, pero no creo que si te pongo el número de habitantes de EEUU por aquí te pongas a cuestionar mis fuentes, la precisión de los datos y toda esa mandanga, sólo cuestionas lo que te interesa hasta la saciedad en modo troll.
Si la validez de los argumentos depende de que haya una institución mundial que analice los datos de cada estado, los temas de conversación o debate van a estar muy limitados por tu parte ¿No crees?
#211 Intentas echar mierda sobre USA uno de los países más ricos del mundo dónde los pobres de toda america quieren huir para no vivir en la miseria... y no tienes argumentos y tienes que utilizar de 1000 indicadores posibles uno que es cutre y que no se puede verificar.
#200 Suecia y Francia están en rojo, eso es también culpa del liberalismo?
Qué consideran sin techo? Alguien que decida vivir en una autocaravana viajando es un sin techo?
Sabes que la wiki pone:
Source Own work
Author AnEconomic
Ves como no tienes fuentes?
#201 No veo lo que quieres decir. Las fuentes están en el artículo que contiene la foto, no es tan difícil de ver hombre:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_homeless_population#
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#202 Lo dicho, no tienes fuentes. El estudio de suecia no está descargable, sólo es un enlace a archive.org y mira lo que pone:
The national mapping of homelessness in Sweden has been carried out by the National Board of Health and Welfare. It was a governmental assignment. The mapping is based on data from municipalities, authorities, institutions and NGOs. The measurement period was limited to a week – 2-8 May 2011.
There is a strong desire to compare homelessness over time to monitor developments. But it faces difficulties. Changes in society between the mappings lead to the methodological choices to be done to measure how many people who are homeless or excluded from the regular housing market. One example is the definition of homelessness; another is the sources of information.
By clarifying the definition of homelessness, a broader group was reported compared to the previous national mapping, carried out in 2005. This applies particularly to people in supported accommodations provided by the social services in the municipalities. Already in the 2005 mapping the ambition was that such housing solutions would be included in the measurement, but it turned out that it then had been a substantial underestimate of the number of people who live in them. One probable reason for this was that the part of the definition provided possibility for different interpretations.
The definition of homelessness in 2011 has now been clarified so that these kind of long-term housing solutions and institutional care have been separated and – as a consequence – are reported separately. This procedure has led to a greater response in terms of reporting by respondents. Also for other homeless situations some clarifications have been made, but these do not affect the results significantly. Thus, there are factors that complicate comparisons of results between the mappings in 2005 and 2011. However, it is possible to see the direction in which the development has gone.
The mapping shows that homelessness has increased in all homelessness situations since the mapping 2005. However, fewer people were sleeping rough during the measurement week compared to 2005. This can be seen as a sign that one of the objectives in the Government's Homelessness Strategy 2007-2009 – that everyone shall be guaranteed a roof over his or her head – has been taken seriously.
A total of approximately 34 000 people, according to the definition formulated by the National Board of Health and Welfare, were reported as homeless or excluded from the regular housing market during the measurement week. This group includes people who live under very different conditions and have different needs for support from the community. 4 500 people were in acute homelessness, of which 280 were sleeping rough. 5 600 people received institutional care or lived in different forms of category housing. 13 900 people lived in long-term housing solutions (the secondary housing market), provided by the social services in the municipalities. 6 800 persons lived in short-term insecure housing solutions that they had organized themselves.
The large increase of reported homeless people mainly concerns persons who live in relatively long-term housing solutions, such as training flats and apartments with social contracts. In addition, statistics presented by The National Board of Housing Building and Planning show that this type of housing solutions has increased and that social services have become an increasingly large landlord for persons who are not accepted at the regular housing market. Almost half of the persons included in the mapping live in these long-term housing solutions. There are many families, which means that homelessness and insecure housing is a reality for quite a large group of children in Sweden.
One effect of the social services has become an increasingly important landlord for broader groups is that single people with severe social problems likely to stand back and get stuck in short-term accommodations. It is a challenge for local authorities to allocate resources and housing for the most vulnerable groups of homeless people.
The proportion of females in the whole group of homeless people has increased, as the proportion of people born outside Sweden. Over-representation of people born outside Sweden is even more marked compared to the previous mapping.
For the first time, the National Board of Health and Welfare made an attempt to identify homelessness among children and young people who are “in the grey area” between the family and community care. In total, about 400 children and adolescents under 18 years were reported. Family problems were presented as being the main reason behind their homelessness. A small proportion was reported to have addiction problems.
In the group of homeless people is now a lower proportion with the problems traditionally associated with homelessness, namely substance abuse and mental health problems. This is particularly evident among those born outside Sweden. However, it must be noted that substance abuse and mental health problems remain significant problems in the group as a whole.
Homelessness is a complex issue where many factors come into play. Participation in the labor market is of vital importance. The mapping shows that very few had income from a salary and were employed. Many were dependent on social assistance. Because many landlords do not accept social assistance as income, many people then also are excluded from the regular housing market. Homelessness is both an issue for the social policy and for the housing policy. Individually tailored support in housing, as well as structural changes is needed to prevent homelessness.
#204 Dices que no hay fuentes y te he puesto una lista más larga que el rabo de Nacho Vidal. Que las definiciones varíen por países no significa que no haya sin techo en esos países, ni que las fuentes no sean válidas. Te recuerdo que la Guerra de Afganistán lleva produciendo refugiados desde 2001, no desde 2011, sumándole el hecho de que Siria, antes de la guerra, ya sufrío una sequía desde 2006 que provocó migraciones a lo que le has de añadir otra fuente importante de inmigrantes en Siria y en Europa, la Guerra de Irak, que movió a 1'5 millones de iraquíes fuera del país.
A ver si leemos antes de escribir.
#206 Esa lista no significa nada si no puedes leer los documentos enlazados.
#209 No sabes leer el primer informe que he querido leer es el de suecia y el enlace es no a la web original es a archive.org
Una web que almacena cosas de internet del pasado para que no se pierdan y el documento con el informe no está alojado, sólo el artículo dónde dice que es muy dificil determinar una metodología para contabilizar vagabundos. Suecia por ejemplo contabiliza como vagabundo a alguien que vive bajo techo en un orgamismo con sin ánimo de lucro o a chavolistas que se hayan autoconstruido su casa... y encima es de 2011.
No hay una institución mundial que analice ese problema con los mimos parámetros en todo el mundo.
Lo dicho no tienes fuentes. ¿Los rojos no han pensado en crear un instituto que haga eso para demostrar lo malo que es el capitalismo? O prefieren dedicarse a fumar porros?
#201 Suecia y Francia tienen grandes flujos de inmigrantes con bajos recursos, principalmente de Afganistán y Siria, dos guerras en las que el imperio liberal por excelencia tiene mucho que ver. Francia en concreto es también lugar de paso de inmigrantes que van a terceros países. Por eso podemos afirmar que EEUU, siendo un país muy rico no sólo alberga muchos homeless, sino que los fabrica allá donde intenta exportar su particularísima visión de la democracia.
#203 No tienes ni puta idea según el estudio de Suecia los datos son de 2011, así que no me cuentes milongas de guerras.
#205 "A portrait of modern Sweden in ten statistics". 15 January 2015.
Vichea, Pang (2 September 2016). "Rebooting lives at the Homeless World Cup".
Busch-Geertsema, Volker. "Defining and measuring homelessness." Homelessness Research in Europe: Festschrift for Bill Edgar and Joe Doherty (2010): 19-39.
Benjaminsen, Lars, and Evelyn Dyb. "The Effectiveness of Homeless Policies–Variations among the Scandinavian Countries." European Journal of Homelessness 2 (2008).
Löfstrand, Cecilia Hansen. "Reforming the work to combat long-term homelessness in Sweden." Acta Sociologica 53, no. 1 (2010): 19-34.
Healy, Karen, Tommy Lundström, and Marie Sallnäs. "A comparison of out-of-home care for children and young people in Australia and Sweden: Worlds apart?." Australian Social Work 64, no. 4 (2011): 416-431.
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Boukhari, Sophie (1999). "The press takes to the street" (PDF). The UNESCO Courier. UNESCO.
"Röster åt utsatta fick publicistpris". Ekot (in Swedish). Sveriges Radio. 2006-05-22. Archived from the original on 2006-06-14. Retrieved 2009-02-11.
Gibbs, Samuel (18 October 2013). "Stockholm's homeless now accept payments - by debit card" – via The Guardian.
"Are Homeless People Exploited in Swedish Art Installation? - artnet News". 2 February 2015.
Beijer, Ulla, Sven Andreasson, Gunnar Ågren, and Anna Fugelstad. "Mortality and causes of death among homeless women and men in Stockholm." Scandinavian journal of public health 39, no. 2 (2011): 121-127.
De Palma, Patricia, Lars Frithiof, Lena Persson, Björn Klinge, Jan Halldin, and Ulla Beijer. "Oral health of homeless adults in Stockholm, Sweden." Acta Odontologica Scandinavica 63, no. 1 (2005): 50-55.
#198 México es la única ruta a pie desde los USA para huir a un paraíso socialista.
El enlace que pones dice que USA es uno de los países del mundo con menos pobres y homeless del mundo.
#199 Tienes más datos si quieres comparar:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_homeless_population#/media/File%3AHomeless_population_of_10_000_Inhabitants.png
El enlace que pongo dice que la cantidad de sintecho en EEUU está al nivel (naranja) de India, Brasil, Bosnia, Serbia, etc.
El mismo enlace te dice que países comparativamente más pobres como España, Portugal o Chile tienen menos sintecho. Milagros del liberalismo anglosajón....
#200 Suecia y Francia están en rojo, eso es también culpa del liberalismo?
Qué consideran sin techo? Alguien que decida vivir en una autocaravana viajando es un sin techo?
Sabes que la wiki pone:
Source Own work
Author AnEconomic
Ves como no tienes fuentes?
#201 No veo lo que quieres decir. Las fuentes están en el artículo que contiene la foto, no es tan difícil de ver hombre:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_homeless_population#
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"World Habitat Day". www.habitat.org.
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"Global Internal Displacement Database". IDMC. Retrieved 2021-08-09.
"Global Homelessness Statistics". Homeless World Cup. Retrieved 2021-08-07.
"HC3.1. HOMELESS POPULATION" (PDF). OECD. Retrieved 7 August 2021.
"5m homeless, 74 pc of the population live in mud houses". Prothomalo. Retrieved 2021-08-08.
"Introduction", How Ten Global Cities Take On Homelessness, University of California Press, pp. 1–23, 2021-05-11, doi:10.2307/j.ctv1h9dk76.5, S2CID 241036500, retrieved 2022-02-08
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"Reports Characterizing people experiencing homelessness and trends in homelessness using population-level emergency department visit data in Ontario, Canada". Statistics Canada. 20 January 2021.
"Homelessness in China". Archived from the original on 2016-09-30. Retrieved 2017-02-21.
"Novel Tour reveals secret life of Croatia's homeless". Balkan Insight. August 28, 2018. Retrieved 2018-12-06.
Bill, Gerry (13 September 2011). "Homeless in Cuba? Not Likely". fresnoalliance.com. No. Online. Community Alliance. Retrieved 12 November 2020.
"Kolik žije v ČR bezdomovců? Výzkumný ústav práce a sociálních věcí představil závěry rozsáhlého průzkumu". www.mpsv.cz.
Reem, Abouemera (13 April 2021). "Egypt Gives: AUC Student Hana Wali on a Mission to End Homelessness".
"Ara > Report 2021: Homelessness in Finland 2020". www.ara.fi. Retrieved 2021-08-07.
"'It's a miracle': Helsinki's radical solution to homelessness". the Guardian. 2019-06-03. Retrieved 2022-01-22.
"French homeless population doubled since 2012, set for new spike under Covid". RFI. 2020-11-16. Retrieved 2021-08-06.
Duboua-Lorsch, Lucie (2020-11-16). "France has 300,000 homeless people". www.euractiv.com. Retrieved 2021-08-06.
"The homeless in France". Ined - Institut national d’études démographiques. Retrieved 2022-01-22.
"Infographic: Homelessness in Germany". Statista Infographics. Retrieved 2022-01-09.
Mavridis, Symeon (January 2018). "Greece's Economic and Social Transformation 2008–2017". Social Sciences. 7 (1): 9. doi:10.3390/socsci7010009.
"Grenada Census 2011" (PDF). 2011.
"Guatemala, con altos índices de déficit habitacional". construguate.com. Archived from the original on 2016-05-05. Retrieved 2016-03-12.
"Haiti". Homeless World Cup. Retrieved 2021-08-06.
"Déficit habitacional en Honduras supera el millón – Diario El Heraldo". Diario El Heraldo (in Spanish). Retrieved 2016-03-12.
Lee, Wyman Ma, Chermaine (2018-01-26). "Homeless in Hong Kong: soaring costs fuel housing crisis in Asian financial hub". Reuters. Retrieved 2021-08-07.
Welle (www.dw.com), Deutsche. "Hungary's homeless ban: When poverty becomes a crime | DW | 15.10.2018". DW.COM. Retrieved 2021-12-29.
Jha, Somesh. "1.77 million people live without shelter, albeit the number decline over a decade". Business Standard. Retrieved 12 March 2016.
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Bureau, Denise Hassanzade Ajiri for Tehran (2015-12-03). "Iranians tackle homelessness and hunger – one refrigerator at a time". the Guardian. Retrieved 2021-08-09.
"About Homelessness". Focus Ireland. Retrieved 2021-08-07.
25,000 people said homeless in Israel; social services treat under 10% of them (Report). Times of Israel. January 2018.
"Italy". Homeless World Cup. Retrieved 2021-08-06.
"ホームレスの実態に関する全国調査". mhlw.go. 13 August 2020.
"Homelessness: A tragic form of poverty". The Guardian. December 15, 2010. Retrieved 2018-12-06.
Aheran, Joshua (2017). Homefulness: The Cultural Safety Net in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan (ISP). SIT Digital collections.
"Мой адрес – улица: сколько уличных и скрытых бездомных в Казахстане". www.caravan.kz (in Russian). Retrieved 2021-09-07.
"Liechtenstein Country Report" (PDF). Landesverwaltung Fürstentum Liechtenstein. p. 42. Retrieved 28 February 2020.
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"Marked decline in homeless people in Norway – Norway Today". 7 June 2017.
"'Shelter homes:' Understanding Imran Khan's initiative for Pakistan's homeless". Al Arabiya English. 2018-11-13. Retrieved 2021-08-08.
"Peru's brutal season of floods leaves 94 dead, 700,000 homeless". Los Angeles Times. 2017-03-28. Retrieved 2021-08-07.
Chandran, Rina (2018-03-28). "Manila's homeless set to move into more empty homes if official handover delayed". Reuters. Retrieved 2021-08-07.
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endhomelessness.org
#202 Lo dicho, no tienes fuentes. El estudio de suecia no está descargable, sólo es un enlace a archive.org y mira lo que pone:
The national mapping of homelessness in Sweden has been carried out by the National Board of Health and Welfare. It was a governmental assignment. The mapping is based on data from municipalities, authorities, institutions and NGOs. The measurement period was limited to a week – 2-8 May 2011.
There is a strong desire to compare homelessness over time to monitor developments. But it faces difficulties. Changes in society between the mappings lead to the methodological choices to be done to measure how many people who are homeless or excluded from the regular housing market. One example is the definition of homelessness; another is the sources of information.
By clarifying the definition of homelessness, a broader group was reported compared to the previous national mapping, carried out in 2005. This applies particularly to people in supported accommodations provided by the social services in the municipalities. Already in the 2005 mapping the ambition was that such housing solutions would be included in the measurement, but it turned out that it then had been a substantial underestimate of the number of people who live in them. One probable reason for this was that the part of the definition provided possibility for different interpretations.
The definition of homelessness in 2011 has now been clarified so that these kind of long-term housing solutions and institutional care have been separated and – as a consequence – are reported separately. This procedure has led to a greater response in terms of reporting by respondents. Also for other homeless situations some clarifications have been made, but these do not affect the results significantly. Thus, there are factors that complicate comparisons of results between the mappings in 2005 and 2011. However, it is possible to see the direction in which the development has gone.
The mapping shows that homelessness has increased in all homelessness situations since the mapping 2005. However, fewer people were sleeping rough during the measurement week compared to 2005. This can be seen as a sign that one of the objectives in the Government's Homelessness Strategy 2007-2009 – that everyone shall be guaranteed a roof over his or her head – has been taken seriously.
A total of approximately 34 000 people, according to the definition formulated by the National Board of Health and Welfare, were reported as homeless or excluded from the regular housing market during the measurement week. This group includes people who live under very different conditions and have different needs for support from the community. 4 500 people were in acute homelessness, of which 280 were sleeping rough. 5 600 people received institutional care or lived in different forms of category housing. 13 900 people lived in long-term housing solutions (the secondary housing market), provided by the social services in the municipalities. 6 800 persons lived in short-term insecure housing solutions that they had organized themselves.
The large increase of reported homeless people mainly concerns persons who live in relatively long-term housing solutions, such as training flats and apartments with social contracts. In addition, statistics presented by The National Board of Housing Building and Planning show that this type of housing solutions has increased and that social services have become an increasingly large landlord for persons who are not accepted at the regular housing market. Almost half of the persons included in the mapping live in these long-term housing solutions. There are many families, which means that homelessness and insecure housing is a reality for quite a large group of children in Sweden.
One effect of the social services has become an increasingly important landlord for broader groups is that single people with severe social problems likely to stand back and get stuck in short-term accommodations. It is a challenge for local authorities to allocate resources and housing for the most vulnerable groups of homeless people.
The proportion of females in the whole group of homeless people has increased, as the proportion of people born outside Sweden. Over-representation of people born outside Sweden is even more marked compared to the previous mapping.
For the first time, the National Board of Health and Welfare made an attempt to identify homelessness among children and young people who are “in the grey area” between the family and community care. In total, about 400 children and adolescents under 18 years were reported. Family problems were presented as being the main reason behind their homelessness. A small proportion was reported to have addiction problems.
In the group of homeless people is now a lower proportion with the problems traditionally associated with homelessness, namely substance abuse and mental health problems. This is particularly evident among those born outside Sweden. However, it must be noted that substance abuse and mental health problems remain significant problems in the group as a whole.
Homelessness is a complex issue where many factors come into play. Participation in the labor market is of vital importance. The mapping shows that very few had income from a salary and were employed. Many were dependent on social assistance. Because many landlords do not accept social assistance as income, many people then also are excluded from the regular housing market. Homelessness is both an issue for the social policy and for the housing policy. Individually tailored support in housing, as well as structural changes is needed to prevent homelessness.
#204 Dices que no hay fuentes y te he puesto una lista más larga que el rabo de Nacho Vidal. Que las definiciones varíen por países no significa que no haya sin techo en esos países, ni que las fuentes no sean válidas. Te recuerdo que la Guerra de Afganistán lleva produciendo refugiados desde 2001, no desde 2011, sumándole el hecho de que Siria, antes de la guerra, ya sufrío una sequía desde 2006 que provocó migraciones a lo que le has de añadir otra fuente importante de inmigrantes en Siria y en Europa, la Guerra de Irak, que movió a 1'5 millones de iraquíes fuera del país.
A ver si leemos antes de escribir.
#206 Esa lista no significa nada si no puedes leer los documentos enlazados.
#201 Suecia y Francia tienen grandes flujos de inmigrantes con bajos recursos, principalmente de Afganistán y Siria, dos guerras en las que el imperio liberal por excelencia tiene mucho que ver. Francia en concreto es también lugar de paso de inmigrantes que van a terceros países. Por eso podemos afirmar que EEUU, siendo un país muy rico no sólo alberga muchos homeless, sino que los fabrica allá donde intenta exportar su particularísima visión de la democracia.
#203 No tienes ni puta idea según el estudio de Suecia los datos son de 2011, así que no me cuentes milongas de guerras.
#205 "A portrait of modern Sweden in ten statistics". 15 January 2015.
Vichea, Pang (2 September 2016). "Rebooting lives at the Homeless World Cup".
Busch-Geertsema, Volker. "Defining and measuring homelessness." Homelessness Research in Europe: Festschrift for Bill Edgar and Joe Doherty (2010): 19-39.
Benjaminsen, Lars, and Evelyn Dyb. "The Effectiveness of Homeless Policies–Variations among the Scandinavian Countries." European Journal of Homelessness 2 (2008).
Löfstrand, Cecilia Hansen. "Reforming the work to combat long-term homelessness in Sweden." Acta Sociologica 53, no. 1 (2010): 19-34.
Healy, Karen, Tommy Lundström, and Marie Sallnäs. "A comparison of out-of-home care for children and young people in Australia and Sweden: Worlds apart?." Australian Social Work 64, no. 4 (2011): 416-431.
Holender, Robert (2006-05-22). "De hemlösas tidningar prisades". Dagens Nyheter (in Swedish). Retrieved 2009-02-11.[permanent dead link]
Boukhari, Sophie (1999). "The press takes to the street" (PDF). The UNESCO Courier. UNESCO.
"Röster åt utsatta fick publicistpris". Ekot (in Swedish). Sveriges Radio. 2006-05-22. Archived from the original on 2006-06-14. Retrieved 2009-02-11.
Gibbs, Samuel (18 October 2013). "Stockholm's homeless now accept payments - by debit card" – via The Guardian.
"Are Homeless People Exploited in Swedish Art Installation? - artnet News". 2 February 2015.
Beijer, Ulla, Sven Andreasson, Gunnar Ågren, and Anna Fugelstad. "Mortality and causes of death among homeless women and men in Stockholm." Scandinavian journal of public health 39, no. 2 (2011): 121-127.
De Palma, Patricia, Lars Frithiof, Lena Persson, Björn Klinge, Jan Halldin, and Ulla Beijer. "Oral health of homeless adults in Stockholm, Sweden." Acta Odontologica Scandinavica 63, no. 1 (2005): 50-55.
#1 También recuerdo cuando el iva estaba al 16% y parecía mucho.
#90 Hasta Venezuela se puede aumentar.
#12 Porque el PP de Rajoy realmente nunca fue de derechas, eso provoco la aparición de VOX.
#11 Pues claro, eso de bajar el gasto público es de derechas, jamás un partido de izquierdas ha dicho que hay que bajar el gasto público.
#193 La wikipedia dice que USA es uno de los países con menos homeless y pobres del mundo.
También dice que de momento se han creado 0 carabanas de homeless y pobres que quieran huir del país atravesando ilegalmente la frontera de México... para huir a un paraíso socialista.
#194 No sabía que México fuera socialista..
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homelessness_in_the_United_States
#198 México es la única ruta a pie desde los USA para huir a un paraíso socialista.
El enlace que pones dice que USA es uno de los países del mundo con menos pobres y homeless del mundo.
#199 Tienes más datos si quieres comparar:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_homeless_population#/media/File%3AHomeless_population_of_10_000_Inhabitants.png
El enlace que pongo dice que la cantidad de sintecho en EEUU está al nivel (naranja) de India, Brasil, Bosnia, Serbia, etc.
El mismo enlace te dice que países comparativamente más pobres como España, Portugal o Chile tienen menos sintecho. Milagros del liberalismo anglosajón....
#200 Suecia y Francia están en rojo, eso es también culpa del liberalismo?
Qué consideran sin techo? Alguien que decida vivir en una autocaravana viajando es un sin techo?
Sabes que la wiki pone:
Source Own work
Author AnEconomic
Ves como no tienes fuentes?
#201 No veo lo que quieres decir. Las fuentes están en el artículo que contiene la foto, no es tan difícil de ver hombre:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_homeless_population#
Chamie, Joseph (2017-07-13). "As Cities Grow, So do the Numbers of Homeless". Yale University. Archived from the original on 2017-07-21.
"World Habitat Day". www.habitat.org.
"Homelessness and homelessness services". AIHW. 11 December 2020.
"Global Internal Displacement Database". IDMC. Retrieved 2021-08-09.
"Global Homelessness Statistics". Homeless World Cup. Retrieved 2021-08-07.
"HC3.1. HOMELESS POPULATION" (PDF). OECD. Retrieved 7 August 2021.
"5m homeless, 74 pc of the population live in mud houses". Prothomalo. Retrieved 2021-08-08.
"Introduction", How Ten Global Cities Take On Homelessness, University of California Press, pp. 1–23, 2021-05-11, doi:10.2307/j.ctv1h9dk76.5, S2CID 241036500, retrieved 2022-02-08
Setor, Redação Observatório 3º (10 December 2020). "No Brasil, mais de 220 mil pessoas estão em situação de rua". Observatório do 3° Setor (in Brazilian Portuguese). Retrieved 13 April 2021.
TurseMarch 26, 2020, Nick TurseNick; P.m, 9:33 (26 March 2020). "In West African Coronavirus Hot Spot, War Has Left 700,000 Homeless and Exposed". The Intercept. Retrieved 2021-08-09.
"Reports Characterizing people experiencing homelessness and trends in homelessness using population-level emergency department visit data in Ontario, Canada". Statistics Canada. 20 January 2021.
"Homelessness in China". Archived from the original on 2016-09-30. Retrieved 2017-02-21.
"Novel Tour reveals secret life of Croatia's homeless". Balkan Insight. August 28, 2018. Retrieved 2018-12-06.
Bill, Gerry (13 September 2011). "Homeless in Cuba? Not Likely". fresnoalliance.com. No. Online. Community Alliance. Retrieved 12 November 2020.
"Kolik žije v ČR bezdomovců? Výzkumný ústav práce a sociálních věcí představil závěry rozsáhlého průzkumu". www.mpsv.cz.
Reem, Abouemera (13 April 2021). "Egypt Gives: AUC Student Hana Wali on a Mission to End Homelessness".
"Ara > Report 2021: Homelessness in Finland 2020". www.ara.fi. Retrieved 2021-08-07.
"'It's a miracle': Helsinki's radical solution to homelessness". the Guardian. 2019-06-03. Retrieved 2022-01-22.
"French homeless population doubled since 2012, set for new spike under Covid". RFI. 2020-11-16. Retrieved 2021-08-06.
Duboua-Lorsch, Lucie (2020-11-16). "France has 300,000 homeless people". www.euractiv.com. Retrieved 2021-08-06.
"The homeless in France". Ined - Institut national d’études démographiques. Retrieved 2022-01-22.
"Infographic: Homelessness in Germany". Statista Infographics. Retrieved 2022-01-09.
Mavridis, Symeon (January 2018). "Greece's Economic and Social Transformation 2008–2017". Social Sciences. 7 (1): 9. doi:10.3390/socsci7010009.
"Grenada Census 2011" (PDF). 2011.
"Guatemala, con altos índices de déficit habitacional". construguate.com. Archived from the original on 2016-05-05. Retrieved 2016-03-12.
"Haiti". Homeless World Cup. Retrieved 2021-08-06.
"Déficit habitacional en Honduras supera el millón – Diario El Heraldo". Diario El Heraldo (in Spanish). Retrieved 2016-03-12.
Lee, Wyman Ma, Chermaine (2018-01-26). "Homeless in Hong Kong: soaring costs fuel housing crisis in Asian financial hub". Reuters. Retrieved 2021-08-07.
Welle (www.dw.com), Deutsche. "Hungary's homeless ban: When poverty becomes a crime | DW | 15.10.2018". DW.COM. Retrieved 2021-12-29.
Jha, Somesh. "1.77 million people live without shelter, albeit the number decline over a decade". Business Standard. Retrieved 12 March 2016.
".: www.youthXchange.net – HOMELESS/ASIA :". youthxchange.net. Archived from the original on 2014-12-24. Retrieved 2016-03-12.
Bureau, Denise Hassanzade Ajiri for Tehran (2015-12-03). "Iranians tackle homelessness and hunger – one refrigerator at a time". the Guardian. Retrieved 2021-08-09.
"About Homelessness". Focus Ireland. Retrieved 2021-08-07.
25,000 people said homeless in Israel; social services treat under 10% of them (Report). Times of Israel. January 2018.
"Italy". Homeless World Cup. Retrieved 2021-08-06.
"ホームレスの実態に関する全国調査". mhlw.go. 13 August 2020.
"Homelessness: A tragic form of poverty". The Guardian. December 15, 2010. Retrieved 2018-12-06.
Aheran, Joshua (2017). Homefulness: The Cultural Safety Net in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan (ISP). SIT Digital collections.
"Мой адрес – улица: сколько уличных и скрытых бездомных в Казахстане". www.caravan.kz (in Russian). Retrieved 2021-09-07.
"Liechtenstein Country Report" (PDF). Landesverwaltung Fürstentum Liechtenstein. p. 42. Retrieved 28 February 2020.
"Homeless Population - Lithuania" (PDF). FEANTSA. Retrieved 7 August 2021.
Statistiek, Centraal Bureau voor de. "Stijging van het aantal daklozen tot stilstand gekomen". Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek.
Homelessness in New Zealand, national parliamentary report, 2014.
"2007 Global Trends_v3_total.doc" (PDF). Retrieved 2018-07-25.
"Marked decline in homeless people in Norway – Norway Today". 7 June 2017.
"'Shelter homes:' Understanding Imran Khan's initiative for Pakistan's homeless". Al Arabiya English. 2018-11-13. Retrieved 2021-08-08.
"Peru's brutal season of floods leaves 94 dead, 700,000 homeless". Los Angeles Times. 2017-03-28. Retrieved 2021-08-07.
Chandran, Rina (2018-03-28). "Manila's homeless set to move into more empty homes if official handover delayed". Reuters. Retrieved 2021-08-07.
"Spada liczba osób bezdomnych w Polsce" (in Polish).
"8,200 homeless in Portugal". www.theportugalnews.com. Retrieved 2021-12-29.
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#202 Lo dicho, no tienes fuentes. El estudio de suecia no está descargable, sólo es un enlace a archive.org y mira lo que pone:
The national mapping of homelessness in Sweden has been carried out by the National Board of Health and Welfare. It was a governmental assignment. The mapping is based on data from municipalities, authorities, institutions and NGOs. The measurement period was limited to a week – 2-8 May 2011.
There is a strong desire to compare homelessness over time to monitor developments. But it faces difficulties. Changes in society between the mappings lead to the methodological choices to be done to measure how many people who are homeless or excluded from the regular housing market. One example is the definition of homelessness; another is the sources of information.
By clarifying the definition of homelessness, a broader group was reported compared to the previous national mapping, carried out in 2005. This applies particularly to people in supported accommodations provided by the social services in the municipalities. Already in the 2005 mapping the ambition was that such housing solutions would be included in the measurement, but it turned out that it then had been a substantial underestimate of the number of people who live in them. One probable reason for this was that the part of the definition provided possibility for different interpretations.
The definition of homelessness in 2011 has now been clarified so that these kind of long-term housing solutions and institutional care have been separated and – as a consequence – are reported separately. This procedure has led to a greater response in terms of reporting by respondents. Also for other homeless situations some clarifications have been made, but these do not affect the results significantly. Thus, there are factors that complicate comparisons of results between the mappings in 2005 and 2011. However, it is possible to see the direction in which the development has gone.
The mapping shows that homelessness has increased in all homelessness situations since the mapping 2005. However, fewer people were sleeping rough during the measurement week compared to 2005. This can be seen as a sign that one of the objectives in the Government's Homelessness Strategy 2007-2009 – that everyone shall be guaranteed a roof over his or her head – has been taken seriously.
A total of approximately 34 000 people, according to the definition formulated by the National Board of Health and Welfare, were reported as homeless or excluded from the regular housing market during the measurement week. This group includes people who live under very different conditions and have different needs for support from the community. 4 500 people were in acute homelessness, of which 280 were sleeping rough. 5 600 people received institutional care or lived in different forms of category housing. 13 900 people lived in long-term housing solutions (the secondary housing market), provided by the social services in the municipalities. 6 800 persons lived in short-term insecure housing solutions that they had organized themselves.
The large increase of reported homeless people mainly concerns persons who live in relatively long-term housing solutions, such as training flats and apartments with social contracts. In addition, statistics presented by The National Board of Housing Building and Planning show that this type of housing solutions has increased and that social services have become an increasingly large landlord for persons who are not accepted at the regular housing market. Almost half of the persons included in the mapping live in these long-term housing solutions. There are many families, which means that homelessness and insecure housing is a reality for quite a large group of children in Sweden.
One effect of the social services has become an increasingly important landlord for broader groups is that single people with severe social problems likely to stand back and get stuck in short-term accommodations. It is a challenge for local authorities to allocate resources and housing for the most vulnerable groups of homeless people.
The proportion of females in the whole group of homeless people has increased, as the proportion of people born outside Sweden. Over-representation of people born outside Sweden is even more marked compared to the previous mapping.
For the first time, the National Board of Health and Welfare made an attempt to identify homelessness among children and young people who are “in the grey area” between the family and community care. In total, about 400 children and adolescents under 18 years were reported. Family problems were presented as being the main reason behind their homelessness. A small proportion was reported to have addiction problems.
In the group of homeless people is now a lower proportion with the problems traditionally associated with homelessness, namely substance abuse and mental health problems. This is particularly evident among those born outside Sweden. However, it must be noted that substance abuse and mental health problems remain significant problems in the group as a whole.
Homelessness is a complex issue where many factors come into play. Participation in the labor market is of vital importance. The mapping shows that very few had income from a salary and were employed. Many were dependent on social assistance. Because many landlords do not accept social assistance as income, many people then also are excluded from the regular housing market. Homelessness is both an issue for the social policy and for the housing policy. Individually tailored support in housing, as well as structural changes is needed to prevent homelessness.
#201 Suecia y Francia tienen grandes flujos de inmigrantes con bajos recursos, principalmente de Afganistán y Siria, dos guerras en las que el imperio liberal por excelencia tiene mucho que ver. Francia en concreto es también lugar de paso de inmigrantes que van a terceros países. Por eso podemos afirmar que EEUU, siendo un país muy rico no sólo alberga muchos homeless, sino que los fabrica allá donde intenta exportar su particularísima visión de la democracia.
#203 No tienes ni puta idea según el estudio de Suecia los datos son de 2011, así que no me cuentes milongas de guerras.
#191 Jajajaja.... dí que no tienes fuentes. Yo sí: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anexo:Países_por_porcentaje_de_población_debajo_de_la_línea_de_pobreza#/media/Archivo:Percentage_population_living_on_less_than_1_dollar_day_2007-2008.png
#193 La wikipedia dice que USA es uno de los países con menos homeless y pobres del mundo.
También dice que de momento se han creado 0 carabanas de homeless y pobres que quieran huir del país atravesando ilegalmente la frontera de México... para huir a un paraíso socialista.
#194 No sabía que México fuera socialista..
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homelessness_in_the_United_States
#198 México es la única ruta a pie desde los USA para huir a un paraíso socialista.
El enlace que pones dice que USA es uno de los países del mundo con menos pobres y homeless del mundo.
#199 Tienes más datos si quieres comparar:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_homeless_population#/media/File%3AHomeless_population_of_10_000_Inhabitants.png
El enlace que pongo dice que la cantidad de sintecho en EEUU está al nivel (naranja) de India, Brasil, Bosnia, Serbia, etc.
El mismo enlace te dice que países comparativamente más pobres como España, Portugal o Chile tienen menos sintecho. Milagros del liberalismo anglosajón....
#200 Suecia y Francia están en rojo, eso es también culpa del liberalismo?
Qué consideran sin techo? Alguien que decida vivir en una autocaravana viajando es un sin techo?
Sabes que la wiki pone:
Source Own work
Author AnEconomic
Ves como no tienes fuentes?
#189 Quiero que me mandes un enlace a un organismo que analice con el mismo método metológico los homeless por países. No un texto aleatorio de 2009, quiero un pdf de 100 páginas con un análisis de 2021 con su metodología añadida.
#191 Jajajaja.... dí que no tienes fuentes. Yo sí: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anexo:Países_por_porcentaje_de_población_debajo_de_la_línea_de_pobreza#/media/Archivo:Percentage_population_living_on_less_than_1_dollar_day_2007-2008.png
#193 La wikipedia dice que USA es uno de los países con menos homeless y pobres del mundo.
También dice que de momento se han creado 0 carabanas de homeless y pobres que quieran huir del país atravesando ilegalmente la frontera de México... para huir a un paraíso socialista.
#194 No sabía que México fuera socialista..
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homelessness_in_the_United_States
#198 México es la única ruta a pie desde los USA para huir a un paraíso socialista.
El enlace que pones dice que USA es uno de los países del mundo con menos pobres y homeless del mundo.
#162 Te has retrasado mucho al escribir.
#161 Porque el Universo no es una democracia, es una dictadura física.
#73 Escribe un libro de definiciones personales, seguro que te haces rico y no necesitarás trabajar para vivir.
#71 Jajajajaja. Sólo existen 2 clases sociales, las que pueden vivir de las rentas y las que no.
Curiosamente Amancio Ortega era pobre subió a rico y toda su vida decidió trabajar y no vivir de sus rentas, lo mismo que sus descendientes.
#73 Escribe un libro de definiciones personales, seguro que te haces rico y no necesitarás trabajar para vivir.
#65 Osea que Pablo Iglesias y Pedro Sánchez son clase trabajadora... proletarios.
#71 Jajajajaja. Sólo existen 2 clases sociales, las que pueden vivir de las rentas y las que no.
Curiosamente Amancio Ortega era pobre subió a rico y toda su vida decidió trabajar y no vivir de sus rentas, lo mismo que sus descendientes.
#73 Escribe un libro de definiciones personales, seguro que te haces rico y no necesitarás trabajar para vivir.
#182 Vamos que reconoces que no tienes fuentes para lo que has dicho.
#189 Quiero que me mandes un enlace a un organismo que analice con el mismo método metológico los homeless por países. No un texto aleatorio de 2009, quiero un pdf de 100 páginas con un análisis de 2021 con su metodología añadida.
#191 Jajajaja.... dí que no tienes fuentes. Yo sí: https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anexo:Países_por_porcentaje_de_población_debajo_de_la_línea_de_pobreza#/media/Archivo:Percentage_population_living_on_less_than_1_dollar_day_2007-2008.png
#193 La wikipedia dice que USA es uno de los países con menos homeless y pobres del mundo.
También dice que de momento se han creado 0 carabanas de homeless y pobres que quieran huir del país atravesando ilegalmente la frontera de México... para huir a un paraíso socialista.
#209 No sabes leer el primer informe que he querido leer es el de suecia y el enlace es no a la web original es a archive.org
Una web que almacena cosas de internet del pasado para que no se pierdan y el documento con el informe no está alojado, sólo el artículo dónde dice que es muy dificil determinar una metodología para contabilizar vagabundos. Suecia por ejemplo contabiliza como vagabundo a alguien que vive bajo techo en un orgamismo con sin ánimo de lucro o a chavolistas que se hayan autoconstruido su casa... y encima es de 2011.
No hay una institución mundial que analice ese problema con los mimos parámetros en todo el mundo.
Lo dicho no tienes fuentes. ¿Los rojos no han pensado en crear un instituto que haga eso para demostrar lo malo que es el capitalismo? O prefieren dedicarse a fumar porros?