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Boris and Rosa, More Than 16 Years Without Paying Bills: "You Always Have to Depend on Something, but You Have to Be a Little Freer"
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Boris and Rosa, More Than 16 Years Without Paying Bills: "You Always Have to Depend on Something, but You Have to Be a Little Freer"

El Periódico Mediterráneo - General12 September 2026 at 05:00

Boris and Rosa are a couple who decided to reconstruct an abandoned farm for over 16 years and transform it into their home, living without paying bills. Their story shows how there are people willing to change everything to achieve the life of their dreams, even in a rushed world like today. The abandoned farm was completely renovated by them over these years, becoming a functional home. The article's title suggests a life philosophy based on the idea that, although you always depend on something, it is possible to be "a little freer," reflecting their choice to live autonomously and independently from the traditional consumption system. Their experience demonstrates that it is possible to build an alternative life far from the usual social and economic conventions.

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