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The councilors of Now Murcia and Cambiemos Murcia, Luis Alberto Bermejo and Sergio Ramos, respectively, have submitted a motion to the Plenary of next Thursday so that the Service of Consumer Care of the City Council advise free of charge, both in person and telematic, to The people of the municipality affected by the land clauses in their mortgages.
This proposal follows the judgment of the European Court of Justice (CJEU) made public on 21 December last year, which concluded that banks will have to return to their customers all that they overcharged for the floor clauses Abusive from the moment of signing the mortgage.
For the ediles of two formations, the sentence "is a further finding of the abuse of the banking with the consent of the different governments and the complicity of the national courts", who, despite recognizing in 2013 that these clauses were abusive, limited The time of compensation to those affected.
The initiative also proposes that the Statistics Service report on the number of people affected and how many of the evictions executed in Murcia are due to this practice, and that the City Council urges the central government to require banks to comply with Sentence, "without this entailing the obtaining of counterparties by the entities or their rescue with public money".
On the agreement between PP, Citizens and PSOE to approve a decree that does not force the banks to return everything, Bermejo and Ramos have agreed that both parties "interpose the interests and benefits of financial institutions with a more than suspicious promptness, To the fulfillment of a fundamental and constitutional right such as the right to housing ".
In addition, they have expressed their support for the 'Clause Roof' campaign of the Mortgage Affected Platform (PAH) of the Region of Murcia, to demand the immediate repeal of Spain's mortgage legislation after the ECJ ruling.
Source: Cambiemos Murcia
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