Twelve Families Found Living in Italian Palace for €5 a Month
The Italian Court of Audit is investigating how 12 families came to be living in the grounds of a Bourbon palace in southern Italy for rents between €5 and €15 per month ($5.50 – $16.50). Apparently, the families have been renting the homes since the 1990s and have also been exempt from paying gas and electricity bills. The properties are located a short distance from the Royal Botanical Gardens on the grounds of the Palace of C… (View original article)
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