Spanish citizens sign petition to change home repossession law
The Citizens' Associations circulated petitions to gather a minimum of 500,000 signatures necessary to stage a debate in parliament, in the hope of obtaining a reform of the current home foreclosure and repossession laws.
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At the end of May Day, Spanish citizens sign a petition to demand a reform of the current home foreclosure and repossession law that allows banks to repossess the homes of customers who default on their mortgage, without canceling their debt.
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- id:1189870
- date:1 May 2012
- dimensions:15.84 x 10.56 in. (4752 x 3168 px)
- dpi:300dpi
- file size in memory:46.02 MB
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The Citizens' Associations circulated petitions to gather a minimum of 500,000 signatures necessary to stage a debate in parliament, in the hope of obtaining a reform of the current home foreclosure and repossession laws.
Details
- id:1189870
- date:1 May 2012
- dimensions:15.84 x 10.56 in. (4752 x 3168 px)
- dpi:300dpi
- file size in memory:46.02 MB
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