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When Spain’s spectacular building boom went bust, it was the country’s banks which were left with much of the debt including 200 billion euro worth of toxic property debt.
Today, it is estimated that there are 1.3 million homes for sale in Spain, but the demand is only 350,000 or one quarter of the supply.
And a lot of this Spanish property for sale is owned by the banks.
This edition of Reporter takes a look at how Spanish banks got to this point and whether the EU bailout can save them.
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More about: Economic crisis, Euro in crisis, Spain, Spanish debtCopyright © 2013 euronews
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