The so-called insolvency moratorium was one of the measures that, as in other European countries, the Spanish legislature approved to deal with the economic consequences of the pandemic. The purpose of this was to avoid the insolvency of companies that could be viable under normal market conditions. The obligation to file for insolvency was suspended and debtors were protected against possible applications for insolvency proceedings by creditors.
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