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Wirtschaft
11.01.2012

Spanier können sich Häuser nicht mehr leisten

Die Wirtschaft stagniert, jeder fünfte im Land ist arbeitslos. Folge: Hunderttausende verlieren ihr Eigenheim.

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REUTERSStudents stand next to graffiti and banners close to a state-run secondary school during the first day of secondary school teachers strike in central Madrid September 20, 2011. With Spains youth unemployment higher than 40 percent and its overall j

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REUTERSSpanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy attends a meeting with the Peoples Party parliament members in Madrid January 10, 2012.REUTERS/Juan Medina (SPAIN - Tags: POLITICS HEADSHOT)

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REUTERSA traffic light turns green in front of a block of flats with a "For Sale" sign in a new residential area in Madrid August 19, 2011. Spain announced further austerity measures on Friday while also unveiling a halving of sales tax on house purchases

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REUTERSA couple walks past a block of flats with a "For sale" sign in a new residential area in Madrid August 19, 2011. Spain announced further austerity measures on Friday while also unveiling a halving of sales tax on house purchases as it seeks to stri

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REUTERSProtesters demonstrate against foreclosures and real estate banking policies in Valencia September 25, 2011. Hundreds of families lose their homes every day in Spain due to the Spanish mortgage system, which usually leaves former homeowners in debt

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REUTERSMembers of the "Stop Foreclosures" movement protest to avoid the eviction of a family in Valencia July 21, 2011. According the movement, more than 40,000 families lost their homes in the first six month of 2011, due to the Spanish foreclosure syste

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REUTERSA protester carrying a banner that reads "No home, no job, no pension, no fear" withdraws money from an ATM machine of a bank next to graffiti sprayed by other protesters during a demonstration in Madrid April 7, 2011. With Spains youth unemploymen

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EPAepa03045977 A Spanish vendor selling seafood chats with customers at her stall in a public market in Valencia, eastern Spain, 31 December 2011. Hundreds of people have packed the grocery shops to do last-minute shopping before the New Year dinner. EPA

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EPAepa02744708 A group of around one hundred young demonstrators, many of them of Spanish descent, carry placards as they join a protest in front of the Spanish Consulate General in Hamburg, Germany, 21 May 2011, to show their solidarity with the Spanish

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dapdA woman walks past a notice reading "I am leaving Spain. Selling my Apartment and car" in Madrid, Monday, Oct. 3, 2011. Highly educated young Spaniards dumbing down their resumes because they are overqualified for what jobs are available are increasin

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