Photo de stock - Madrid, Spain; 04/08/2020.- Maria del Pilar, along with members of the Platform for People Affected by the Mortgage (PAH), has been able to stop the attempt to evict her house in Madrid, where she lives with her husband and daughters, 21 and 27 years old, and her 6-year-old granddaughter. . Stopping the eviction was achieved thanks to communication between the PAH and the bank's direct negotiators, the apartment is owned by Bankia (Banca Madrileña), which the original buyer was unable to pay its debt..Despite the unprecedented drop in the number of evicted tenants and the fewer number of foreclosures than ever, it must be borne in mind that the declaration of the state of alarm on March 14 by the Covid-19 pandemic largely paralyzed activity judicial. They are the ingredients that caused in the first quarter of this year a historic decrease in home launches, which for the first time since court records exist (2013) fell below 10,000. For example, the General Council of the Judiciary (CGPJ) has confirmed in a report that there were almost 60,000 evictions in Spain in 2018..And it is expected that from this year 2020 there will be a rise in people who cannot pay the mortgage or rent and will be evicted from their homes..The Platform of People Affected by the Mortgage was born in Barcelona, ??in February 2009, with the intention of giving a citizen response to the situation of those people who, already then, began to not be able to pay the mortgage and see how the bank You can claim extremely high debt, even after losing your home. | usage worldwide.