2012-11-12 — bbc.co.uk
Spanish banks are suspending evictions for the next two years for the most vulnerable people.
An estimated 350,000 families have been evicted from their homes since Spain's property market crashed in 2008.
It comes three days after Amaia Egana, who was 53, died after jumping from her fourth floor apartment in northern Spain, just before she was due to be evicted.
Her death has inflamed public anger at banks, accused of being heartless.
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