Barcelona has a record number of people living on the streets, with 1,982 accounted for, according to the Arrels Foundation.
In 47 out of 73 neighborhoods examined, more people have been found on the street than two years ago.
The Sants-Montjuïc district is particularly concerning, where 489 people live on the streets, an increase of 134% compared to two years ago.
An increase in job instability and housing prices contribute to these numbers.
The Mayor of Barcelona, Jaume Collboni, has proposed a far-reaching agreement to tackle the problem in a comprehensive way.
Conclusion: The growing inequality in Barcelona has resulted in a vast problem of homelessness. To confront these challenges, a total commitment from all public administrations is required.