UVA mortgage holders from Mendoza called to mobilize this Tuesday in the Legislature

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Against the interests of UVA loans and against new mortgage loans

The movement called UVA Mortgages Self-summoned called to mobilize under the slogan “without a solution, the bank scam continues”.

“The situation of mortgaged families is every day more desperate“says the statement from this group of victims.

In the document, the self-convened members express: “Inflation, although declining in recent months, continues to pierce the income and dreams of more than 100,000 Argentine families. The installments and the capital owed continue to grow uninterruptedly while salaries do not match“.

Today there are families with more than 60% of their income allocated to paying the fee, and more and more have decided to stop paying. Today there are families with more than 60% of their income allocated to paying the fee, and more and more have decided to stop paying.

“To make matters worse,” he continues, “the Government, together with the banks, taking advantage of the desperation of Argentines due to the distressing situation, seeks to insist with the relaunch of Mortgage Loans at UVAwhich have already proven to be a fraud and that it is only business for the financial and real estate sector.

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The points they claim are the following:

• Pass the credits to Own House Index
• Suspension of the executions
• Protection against layoffs
• Limit the credit rate to 3.5%
• Go back and recalculate the debt to August 2019

The note ends with the following conclusion: “Working families We are at risk of losing our homes due to unpayable payments and a huge debt that increases day by day. Given the lack of commitment from the political sector, we went out defend what is ours and express to citizens that they are not victims of these new credits relaunched by the banks”.