Two-year freeze in cases of extreme hardship as union backs police who refuse to enforce orders Spain's banking association announced on Monday it would freeze eviction orders for the next two years in cases of "extreme hardship", following widespread alarm and protests after a woman killed herself on Friday moments before she was due to be evicted, the second such death in less than a month. "This cannot be allowed to go on," said Juan Carlos Mediavilla, a judge who attended the scene after Ama...
Two-year freeze in cases of extreme hardship as union backs police who refuse to enforce orders Spain's banking association announced on Monday it would freeze eviction orders for the next two years in cases of "extreme hardship", following widespread alarm and protests after a woman killed herself on Friday moments before she was due to be evicted, the second such death in less than a month. "This cannot be allowed to go on," said Juan Carlos Mediavilla, a judge who attended the scene after Ama...
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