Spanish lenders have repossessed almost 400,000 houses and offices since the start of the crisis in 2007, sparking angry protests and a popular backlash. In some instances, home buyers were reported to have committed suicide days or even hours before their eviction date.
自2007年金融危机爆发以来,西班牙银行已经收回了近40万套住房和办公室,引发愤怒的抗议和舆论反弹。在有的案例中,一些购房者在驱逐期限前几天甚至几个小时自杀。
Anti-eviction campaigners have collected almost 1.5m signatures to force parliament to debate a change in the law. The initiative wants to end the legal situation in which banks can demand full repayment of a mortgage even after it repossesses a house. Ada Colau, a spokeswoman for the Platform of Mortgage Victims, said the court ruling left Spain’s government with “no other option than to change the mortgage law”.
反驱逐运动人士收集了近150万签名,迫使议会就是否改变法律展开辩论。这项运动的发起人希望结束目前法律上的一个现状,这就是银行即便收回了房产也有权全额追偿按揭贷款。“按揭受害者舞台”(Platform of Mortgage Victims)女发言人阿达·科洛(Ada Colau)表示,法院的裁决令西班牙政府“除了更改按揭法律外别无选择”。
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