VOICED : Spaniards grow green fingers in response to crisis

The video discusses the rise of urban gardens in Spain as a response to economic and social crises. These gardens, often set up without official permission, provide therapy and community engagement for unemployed individuals. The number of gardens has increased significantly, with over 15,000 in 200 towns and cities. They offer psychological benefits and foster community relations, especially in areas affected by the economic downturn. Some gardens are linked to social movements and activism, aiming to maintain their presence in urban areas.

What was Felics's monthly income before the construction boom in Spain?

How do social allotments or urban kitchen gardens help people during times of crisis?

What changes have occurred in the number of urban gardens in Spain over the past decade?

What is the significance of the garden set up by homeless people in Madrid?

What role do community gardens play in fostering relationships among neighbors?