塀で囲む Street 行動主義者s 占領する foreclosed homes in 抗議するs in several cities

Updated: 06:06 BST, 7 December 2011

Anti-塀で囲む Street 抗議する人s, 捜し出すing a new 焦点（を合わせる） as cities across the country shut 負かす／撃墜する two-month old 占領する 野営s, 開始する，打ち上げるd a new wave of activism on Tuesday by 決起大会／結集させるing around homeowners as they try to resist evictions from foreclosed homes.

抗議する人s gathered outside a home in a de 圧力（をかける）d San Francisco 近隣, while in nearby Oakland they took over a 空いている bank-owned 所有物／資産／財産 and 申し込む／申し出d it as 避難所 to homeless people.

In Los Angeles, they helped a former 海洋 move his 所持品 支援する into his foreclosed home.

New direction: 抗議する人s from the 占領する movement gather at a home in in South Gate, California, that is 現在／一般に under foreclosure

In Philadelphia, 抗議する人s said they were moving toward a 類似の 戦略 to 焦点（を合わせる） public attention on big banks and other 貸す人s who 利益d from taxpayer-基金d bailouts only to turn around and foreclose on taxpayers, Reuters 報告（する）／憶測s.

The 転換 （機の）カム after 当局 in many U.S. cities, often 特記する／引用するing health and safety 条件s, moved to 取り去る／解体する 抗議する （軍の）野営地，陣営s that sprang up as part of the 占領する movement against 経済的な 不平等 and 超過s of the U.S. 財政上の system.

'People are 辞退するing to leave,' said Vivian Richardson, speaking in 前線 of her home in a San Francisco 近隣 where she is fighting eviction. 'Today is 国家の reoccupy our homes day.'

行動主義者s 発表するd a 連係させた 一連の 活動／戦闘s in several large cities across the country 組織するd by a dozen loosely (v)提携させる(n)支部，加入者d 住宅 権利s groups.

A handful of earlier 試みる／企てるs to take over 空いている or foreclosed 所有物／資産／財産 in the Bay area failed when 抗議する人s were 立ち退かせるd by police.

'These 活動／戦闘s are part of a 国家の kick-off for a new frontier for the 占領する movement: the 解放 of 空いている bank-owned homes for those in need, and the defence of families under 脅し of foreclosure and eviction,' the 同盟 of Californians for Community Empowerment said in a 声明.

転換 of 焦点（を合わせる）: 行動主義者s 発表するd a 連係させた 一連の 活動／戦闘s in several large cities

Richardson called for a 支払い猶予／一時停止 on foreclosures in California and a 削減 of all mortgages to the 現在の market values of the homes.

Franzo King, leader of St. John Coltrane African 正統派の Church in San Francisco, 公約するd to stay in his home past January 4, when it is scheduled for foreclosure sale.

'We shall not be moved,' King said at the 圧力（をかける） 会議／協議会. 'I ーするつもりである to resist.'

King said he was told when he took out his 貸付金 from 井戸／弁護士席s Fargo that he would be given the 適切な時期 to 再編する it later.

Instead his 支払い（額） went up from $1,200 a month to $2,800 a month, which is more than he could 支払う／賃金, and the bank has not been willing to 修正する it, he said.

井戸／弁護士席s Fargo spokesperson Vickee Adams told Reuters the 貸付金 could not be 減ずるd to a point where King could make 支払い（額）s and have any income left for his other living expenses.

'We were not able to 供給する them with an 選択 that could 供給する affordability,' she said. 'We're happy to reach out to him to discuss next steps.'

Adams said 井戸／弁護士席s Fargo had 修正するd more than 700,000 貸付金s 全国的な and forgiven about $4 billion in 主要な／長／主犯 借りがあるd by homeowners since October 2009. But she said a foreclosure 支払い猶予／一時停止 'would not support the 回復 of the 住宅 economy.'

犠牲者: Ana Casas Wilson, who has cerebral palsy, sits in the living room of her home which is 現在／一般に under foreclosure

Across the bay in Oakland, where some of the anti-塀で囲む Street movement's most violent 衝突／不一致s with police have occurred, 抗議する人s also took part in 住宅 活動／戦闘s, 含むing taking over a home owned by 政府-linked 貸す人 Fannie Mae that was 空いている as a result of a foreclosure.

行動主義者s said they were 申し込む／申し出ing space to homeless people and giving セミナーs in 'for eclosure defence.'

'The house was 空いている yesterday and today it is 供給するing 住宅 and services to a community that needs it,' Mell Myhand told Reuters from inside the Oakland house.

Fannie Mae did not 答える／応じる to a request for comment.

In Los Angeles, former 海洋 Arturo de los Santos, 46, led a group of 支持者s in an 成果／努力 to 奪い返す his home, which was foreclosed upon six months ago but remained 空いている.

De los Santos, who said he has worked for 21 years in the 航空宇宙学 産業, moved to a rented apartment after losing his home.

But his four children were unhappy in their new school and 行方不明になるd their 近隣 and friends, he said.

'We want our house 支援する. We feel it was taken wrongfully from us,' he said in a telephone interview before 運動ing a U-運ぶ／漁獲高 to 奪い返す his home, along with 支持者s.

'We tried doing it the 権利 way and it didn't work, now we're trying a 抗議する,' he said.

In Philadelphia, 行動主義者s say they are moving toward a broader 戦略 by taking over 空いている homes, 連合させるd with a 焦点（を合わせる） on helping those who need homes.

Arturo Castillion, a member of the 過激な （政党の）幹部会，党集会 Working Group of 占領する Philly, said 成果／努力s to help homeowners were part of a new approach to help keep the 占領する movement.

'We're trying to move into 行う／開催する／段階 two, which is 近隣 based 組織するing,' Castillion said.

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