For ten years they could no longer pay the rent of their house in Naples, in the Spanish Quarters, due to the costs of a lung transplant and the ASL evicted them. The sad story of two elderly people.
They are called Vincenzo and Marina the two elderly, aged 60 and 64, who tomorrow 29 September 2022 will be evicted from their home a Napoli, in the Spanish Quarters.
Theirs is a very sad story: due to the costs of a lung transplant, which he underwent ten years ago, they could no longer pay the rent and now they have launched an appeal to ASL Napoli 1, owner of the their home, lest they evict them.
Naples: elderly people at risk of eviction "We are old and sick, help us."
The couple owes the company 20 euros. Through friends and relatives, the two elders managed to raise 5000 euros to offer immediately and 250 euros per month to be added to the fee required as an installment on the debt.
Between the two sides, however, above all due to the position of the ASL, dialogue is almost absent.
The activists of “Magnammece o 'pesone - Campaign for the right to live” will be tomorrow in front of the house in Vico Lungo Montecalvario for a last attempt at mediation with the company.
to Vincenzo and Marina it is a very special case. The woman, whose family has lived in the same building for over a hundred years, suffers from lung cancer and has been on treatment for three years:
“We are old and sick. For us, leaving this house also means giving up a network of relationships, friends and relatives, which guarantees us support and help. "
