Data evictions



·         About 50,000 families have been evicted. This figure recorded in the last quarter of 2012, is 15.9% higher than the previous year.

·         In communities in which they hold more evictions are Catalonia, Valencia and Madrid, respectively.

·         Spain: 500 evictions a day while 3.4 million homes are empty. This accounting for 13.7 percent of the total 25.2 million in the country, according to provisional data from the 2011 census published Thursday by the National Statistics Institute.

In Andalusia (with 637,221), Valencia (to 505 029) and Catalonia (448 356) are nearly half of all unoccupied dwellings in the country, a number that has grown in the last ten years in almost 337,000 (+10.8 percent).

·         Paralyzed evictions 375: The 82% of the foreclosed homes were home to at least one minor. The Platform of People Affected by the Mortgage, which has paralyzed 375 evictions in Spain and provides support and assistance to those threatened with eviction
·         The suicide rate in Spain has increased by 3% last year.
Review news
February 2013

An activist from Stop Evictions beset by debt commits suicide in Cordoba.

The deceased, married with a daughter, lived rent after having been unable to pay the loan with which paid for the construction of your house. Her years suffocated by debt. He had ordered two mortgages to build their home with their parents and in-laws as guarantors thereof. After submitting your home because they can not take their fees, banks still demanded 25,000 euros

·         On April 11, 2013 was published in the Official Gazette of the Government of Andalusia, No. 69, Decree-Law 6/2013, of April 9 on measures to ensure compliance with the Social Housing function.
With the following link you can access to the Decree:
·         The GCJ insists that the decree against evictions of Andalusia is 'positive'

Review news
April 2013

Gabriela Bravo, spokeswoman for the Supreme Judicial Council defends Decree, provided that 'fits the Spanish legal system'. He believes that the authorities 'can not be oblivious to this situation'

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