Journey to Quito, Ecuador, where tenants are grappling with a unique challenge: the pervasive corruption among landlords and local officials. In this episode, we follow a group of courageous residents who unite to confront their landlord's exploitative practices and the systemic issues that perpetuate housing injustice. Discover how they organized to expose corruption, demand accountability, and secure their rights in a city where the stakes are high and the risks are real. This narrative highlights the intersection of housing rights and political integrity, showcasing the resilience of a community determined to reclaim their homes and dignity.
Tenants who collectively withheld rent to force landlords to make repairs, improve conditions, or negotiate fair terms. Each episode follows one rent strike from organizing through resolution (or defeat), capturing the courage and risk involved. Explores tenant power, housing justice, and what it takes to fight back against bad landlords.