Soray Saenz de Santamaria

Spaniards take to streets to call for reforms in country’s eviction law

August 15, 2013Business, Economics and Jobs

Spain has one of the strictest eviction laws in the world. Not only do people lose their homes, but they remain liable for the full value of the mortgage — as do their descendants. But after at least three eviction-related suicides, much of the country has said enough is enough.

After Public Outcry, Spain Reviews Eviction Laws

August 15, 2013Conflict & Justice

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