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Now the town is plastered with "For Sale" signs from Servihabitat, the real estate branch of La Caixa, which is repossessing properties – though owners must still pay off their full debt after homes have been taken away.

Spanish boom town that went bust 2011

Pepper Portingall waight, there likewise you haue great store of frankencense, Camphora, and some Diamants: but they haue no other kinde of money but a certaine peece called Caixa, as bigge as a

The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation 2003

Quintales of Pepper Portingall waight, there likewise you haue great store of frankencense, Camphora, and some Diamants: but they haue no other kinde of money but a certaine peece called Caixa, as bigge as a Hollands Doibt, but not so thicke, with a hole in the middle to hang it vpon a string, in which manner they commonly hange hundrethes or thousandes together, and with them they know how to make their accountes, which is two hundred Caixas make a

The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation — Volume 10 Asia, Part III Richard Hakluyt 1584

Among the more than 250 he has installed around the world, his most famous are at the Musée du Quai Branly in Paris, the Caixa Forum Museum in Madrid and the French embassy in New Delhi.

The Green Man Whose Gardens Defy Gravity Julia Flynn Siler 2011

Portugal's largest bank, Caixa Geral de Depositos, is already state-owned.

Portugal Weighs Measures to Tackle Credit Crunch Patricia Kowsmann 2011

The bank that owns them, Grupo Caixa Catalunya, contracted Mr. García's company to help sell the empty homes.

Spanish Banks Try to Build Their Way Out of Home Glut Sara Schaefer Muñoz 2012

A third lender, CaixaBank SA, has tumbled 14% since savings bank La Caixa folded all its banking assets into its listed industrial holding company, Criteria CaixaCorp. after the market closed on June 30, and renamed it CaixaBank.

More Bumps for Spanish Banks Christopher Bjork 2011

The accounting adjustments were also required by a group of financial institutions that included Spanish banking leaders La Caixa and Banco Santander SA, which recently granted Barcelona a syndicated loan of € 155 million.

Bar Santiago P 2010

Partially privatizing state bank Caixa Geral de Depósitos SA is also part of his vision—outlined in a book called "Mudar," or "Change," published in January 2010—to surpass the goals tied to the bailout program.

Portugal Decisively Ends Leftist Rule Patricia Kowsmann 2011

CDS leader Paulo Portas has also said the country's state-owned Caixa Geral de Depósitos should remain under state control.

Portugal Winner Pledges to Act Fast Patricia Kowsmann 2011