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In the Basque seaside resort of San Sebastian, the police are chasing women with shopping scooters because it is forbidden to distribute food to the homeless

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„Kaleko Afari Solidarioak“ (KAS) „Solidarische Straßenabendessen“ in San Sebastian / Spanien“…This was preceded by the fact that the “Solidarity Dinners” were banned at the end of July after six years. The process shows what steps Christian Democrats, who govern with Social Democrats, have long been driven to by the far right. In the kitchen of the cultural association in the Basque seaside resort of Donostia (San Sebastian in Spanish), half baguettes are eagerly prepared to be distributed to the homeless in the evening. Meanwhile, people meet in the adjacent and associated pub to later take part in the shopping scooter protest. ��Today we are walking through the city with wheelchairs to show our resistance to the fact that it should be forbidden to give food to people who are hungry.” This is explained by a woman who pulls her scooter from the Gros district across the river into the center. She also followed the call for a scooter protest…” ExtensiveReport by Ralf Streck from September 22, 2026 on overton-magazin.de externer Linkwith lots of photos (“Spain: Women with shopping scooters are suspicious for the police”) about the initiative“Kaleko Afari Solidarioak” externer Link(KAS) “Solidarity Street Dinners”

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