In Colombia, the life experiences of homeless people are affected by discrimination, socio-spatial exclusion, and the systematic denial of their fundamental and collective rights. Algo huele mal dives into the dirty waters that feed the chain of violence that threatens the integrity, dignity, and lives of homeless people on a daily basis to find that the structural violence faced daily by this population is based on a problem that afflicts all Colombian cities: the absence of free public toilets.

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