The plight of people being evicted from their homes has touched many hearts, not only here, in Spain, but also further afield; Norway, for example.
Tag Archive for eviction
Eulogio, The Antipode of the Banks
by Martin Myall •
In these times when we hear of banks in Spain, some even after being bailed out with taxpayers’ money, evicting families from their homes, it is reassuring to read about the case of Eulogio Carmona.
Unlucky Rosa Gets A Break
by Martin Myall •
There is a lot more to Rosa Panadero’s case than just being another potential eviction candidate in Salobreña; life has been cruel and only a week before the eviction case she had buried her 16-year-old daughter, who had died in a car crash. Rosa had already lost her 18-year-old son five years previously.
Eviction Aborted in Almuñécar
by Martin Myall •
We have been reporting on evictions all around Spain, but this one is definitely closer to home: Villa Eryka 15 in an urbanización on the P-4.
Twice Evicted
by Vanessa Bosch •
The Guardia Civil in Padul have arrested a 50-year-old widow, accused of carrying out a theft in a house from which she had been evicted. Her 24-year-old daughter has also been charged.
Inexcusable Banking Behaviour
by Martin Myall •
You don’t have to be an expert on banking to know that Spanish banks have behaved irresponsibly, heartlessly and without scruples, and that just what the judges think.
Controversial Eviction in Padul
by Vanessa Bosch •
A widow, her two daughters and a granddaughter were evicted from their home in 13 Virgen de las Nieves in Padul. The Guardia Civil carried out the eviction after Banco de Santander acquired the court order.
Elderly Made Homeless?
by Martin Myall •
It appears that the Motril Town Hall owes 30,000 euros in back rent for a residence for the elderly – the landlord has threatened to evict the 350 elderly residents.
News for the Rent Shy
by Martin Myall •
The Central Government is changing the laws concerning rented property, which will hasten up the eviction process of non-paying tenants. When you consider that only 17% of Spaniards live in rented accommodation – the EU average is 30% – it means that it will affect a high proportion of the population.
Three April Spanish Articles
by Duncan Inglis •
Three Spanish national articles from the April edition, all written by Duncan Inglis.