New Guide to Help Spanish Speakers Save Their Homes and Businesses

“Spanish-speaking communities across the country now have access to the most effective strategies to fight eminent domain abuse — the forcible acquisition of property by the government for private development. The Castle Coalitions new Spanish language version of its popular — and award-winning — Eminent Domain Abuse Survival Guide, the Manual de Supervivencia contra el Uso Abusivo del Dominio Eminente, provides Spanish speakers with the same strategies and tactics that home and small business owners nationwide have used for years with great success to keep what they own.

The Manual de Supervivencia is especially useful in explaining the concept of eminent domain abuse, which the U.S. Supreme Court ruled was constitutional two years ago in Kelo v. City of New London. This translation helps navigate threatened property owners through the eminent domain process, giving readers to tools they need to fight back. In addition, it provides Spanish speakers with the English vocabulary they will encounter as they defend their property. The Manual de Supervivencia is available at http://www.castlecoalition.org/Espanol.”

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