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Poverty and social exclusion circle theory, based on the reproduction of causes and effects of poverty and social exclusion, above all, of the gypsy woman ( Caselles, 2008 ), leads us to approach, taking histories of life as starting point, the reality of three gypsy women who belong to the same family and from distinct generations resident in the neighbourhood of Los Rosales, in El Palmar (Murcia), in order to know to what extent the theory is real, and if it was, to what level is presented and how can be fought from quotidian routine. The reality of these women is presented with the aim of knowing and letting know not only the problems of a badly structured neighbourhood, but also the community and individual capacities and strengths of the neighbourhood from the gypsy woman point of view.

Analysis of the Vicious Circle of Poverty and Social Exclusion of the Gypsy Woman in the Neighbourhood of Los Rosales, Murcia