North Coast Faces Growing Social Divide

The article discusses the escalating phenomenon of geographical and class division along the North Coast, highlighting the crisis at Marassi Village, which focuses on rising fees and restrictions on access to beaches. This deepens the divide between the local community and the wealthy groups who own units there. Experts warn that these trends lead to a decline in the values of coexistence and social integration, and that the creation of closed communities contributes to increased social and cultural segregation, while also limiting citizens' right to access public beaches. They also emphasize the importance of balanced urban planning that considers both tourism investment and the public’s right to the public domain. Furthermore, they point out that economic and social shifts, along with the influence of social media, have contributed to heightened feelings of social disparity and increased migration in search of a better life.

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