Logrono, La Rioja, Spain. December 12, 2024. The holiday season harshly exposes the vulnerability of homeless people, who face a daily struggle for survival in extremely adverse weather conditions. The intense cold becomes a direct threat to the lives of this group, which is especially sensitive to low temperatures and the lack of basic protection resources. The municipal social services and organizations such as the Red Cross increase their emergency mechanisms during these dates, setting up temporary shelters, heating points and distributing blankets, warm clothes and hot drinks. However, t

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