コルドバ大学の学生が法律上の実験室、新興、立ち退きの窮状を緩和するために、いくつかの対策を提案している
Students of the University of Cordoba proposes several measures to alleviate the plight of the evictions, emerging legal laboratory
La realidad entra en las aulas de Derecho
Los alumnos de la Universidad de Córdoba proponen varias medidas para paliar el drama de los desahucios, surgidas de un laboratorio jurídico
Manuel J. Albert Córdoba 25 MAY 2013 - 19:52 CET
The reality enters the classrooms of Law
Students of the University of Cordoba proposes several measures to alleviate the plight of the evictions, emerging legal laboratory
Manuel J. Albert Cordoba 25 MAY 2013 - 19:52 CET
It started with a dramatic story. One of those stories that costs assimilate. A man was burnt to bonzo in Malaga beset by debt and the mortgage evictions drama background. It was early in the year and Antonio Manuel Rodriguez crossed the classroom door with the gesture upset by what he had read. His head was buzzing and this professor of civil law at the University of Cordoba gave directly to their students what they had in mind: "Let's make a law on evictions laboratory. Seek alternatives and improvements to current law. "
In April, it launched on Evictions Legal Lab. 90 students accepted and have since participated in the development of 11 basic proposals that led this week to the House of Representatives. "I knew the issue of evictions by what he saw on television, the truth, concentrations as platforms Stop Evictions and stuff," says Veronica Nieto, 21 year old student in third grade Cordoba law faculty. She, like the rest of his teammates, is now an expert on the subject.
During these months, students have worked in groups, studying the existing case law on the subject mortgage and Spanish law that frames it, comparing the legal framework with that of other countries in the European environment and discovering, in his words, "the unfairness ".
The result of all the work, the students have developed a series of proposals that include the banks to repay the bailout money, forgiving part of the debt of households, and only the judges and notaries never involved in processes evictions. Opt for the creation of a box in the income statement in order to allocate that part of the money to a mortgage guarantee fund to take over the renegotiation of mortgages and assume that the bad bank debt of families risk of exclusion. Addition, advocating that judges can suspend foreclosures for humanitarian reasons.
The metaphor of 'The Razor'
■ The Law on Evictions Laboratory has also had a creative side. Realizing that visual culture prevails, Antonio Manuel Rodriguez drove the shooting of a short film on the topic of mortgage law. Its title is The knife and premiered at the Faculty of Law of Córdoba, as a prelude to a day of debate and student work. The knife is a metaphor. "The mortgage law is like a razor. You can cut the bread but can also kill. And now is killing, "said the professor.
The report prepared by the students includes the proposal to allow the suspension of the mortgage if a family goes bankrupt and called for the opening of a bankruptcy. Students also propose to extend the powers of the regional offices of mediation, to promote measures of sanction against empty homes and a tax amnesty for the homeless. All these proposals are documented and contemplate how to run them all legal.
Last Wednesday, after delivering the proposals in the Congressional Record, a selected group of students held meetings with the parliamentary groups of the PSOE-attended by its secretary general, Alfredo Perez Rubalcaba-IU, PNV, CiU and the Mixed group. The result of the meetings was uneven, says Professor Antonio Manuel Rodriguez. "With Rubalcaba there was little exchange of views, the truth, although it is true that the deputy Leire Iglesias, who in the group of the PSOE in Congress calls the shots on all issues evictions and mortgages, pledged to maintain lines of communication with us, "he says.
Best left them feeling their interviews with members of CiU, PNV and IU, who conveyed their interest in some of the concrete proposals, "including the creation of offices and mediation between the affected banks as those that have been put in up in Andalusia, "said the teacher example.
And the legal laboratory has been working in real time as the debate on the evictions and mortgage law festered in society evictions stroke, suicide and manifestations, curdling, finally, the popular legislative initiative a month ago led Congress of Deputies by the Platform of People Affected by the Mortgage after receiving the support of more than a million people supported it with their signatures.
"We have also worked to counter. We knew that the Court of Justice of the European Union would rule on the Spanish Mortgage Law and we had to adapt to its resolution, "said Rodriguez. "I happened to redo all my work on the European framework when we met the court's decision, which ruled that it was illegal," says the student Veronica Nieto.
"With initiatives like the lab, so we saw the actual law. We see that affects people who are in touch with society. And besides, tumbamos the notion that young people are not interested in any of this, "says Alba Ruiz, another student of 21 years of the same course. "What we've been doing is nothing but pure politics. And we've shown by going to Congress of Deputies and the parties explaining our ideas, "continues Alba Ruiz.
The trip to Madrid has not been the only contact with the representatives who make the key decisions which society depends. For the laboratory have been the Minister of Housing Board, Elena Cortes, or previous Andalucian Ombudsman, José Chamizo-still in office then, who heard the proposals of the students and explained the initiatives that their departments were carried out.
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