Gerry Hadden
Reporter at The World from PRX
Novel: Everything Turns Invisible. Memoir: Never the Hope Itself: Documentary filmmaker. Reporting for PRX's The World, from Spain. Former NPR correspondent.
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2 weeks ago |
theworld.org | Gerry Hadden
Xavi Ruiz, a landlord in Spain, describes himself as a self-taught expert on squatting. “Once squatters establish residency in your place, you can’t get them out,” Ruiz said, adding that it’s as easy as ordering a pizza or something on Amazon. A delivery receipt with the squatter’s name and an address is proof enough for the police that they live there, he said. So are personal belongings in the home, like toothbrushes or family photos.
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2 months ago |
play.prx.org | Gerry Hadden
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Mar 7, 2025 |
flipboard.com | Gerry Hadden
1 day agoSpain: Shocking Images Reveal Chaos from Wednesday’s Brutal Storm in ValenciaValencia, Spain - March 05, 2025 Valencia, Spain - The most jaw-dropping pictures from Wednesday’s savage storm have left locals stunned. Torrential rains hammering the Valencia region since the weekend show no mercy, pounding rivers, streams, and gorges with unrelenting force. The fierce downpours have turned tranquil waterways into raging torrents, sparking mayhem across the soaked Community.
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Mar 7, 2025 |
theworld.org | Gerry Hadden
Manuel Maria Villapecellín’s house in Torrent, a suburb of Valencia, Spain, was hit by the deadly flash floods that killed hundreds of people and destroyed coastal villages in October. ”I had my hi-fi system, all my library and everything. All my vinyl records, a very big collection. Plastic. Gone,” he said. Villapecellín managed to fish out his family’s waterlogged photo albums, and he hopes they can be saved.
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Feb 6, 2025 |
play.prx.org | Gerry Hadden
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