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Spain approves measures for housing crises; its implementation depends on Congress: what changes and what remains to be done?

On Tuesday, September 29, the Spanish Government adopted two royal decrees - a law to respond to the housing crisis, with measures up to 2028 or 2030. The agreement closed after a final negotiation has been divided into two texts to facilitate its parliamentary process, but it does not yet have the necessary support guaranteed. The Executive has asked Congress for an extraordinary plenary session this Friday to submit both decrees for validation. What do the measurement packages include? We're on it.

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"The Government of Spain has done nothing in 8 years": Inquilinos Union of Madrid

The eviction of a 87-year-old woman in Madrid revived the housing crisis in Spain. In recent years, purchase and rental prices have increased strongly, while social pressure for further action by the Government is growing. In Madrid, the Inquilinos Union has called for a great mobilization to demand solutions. In France 24 we spoke to Ramon Bultó, one of the organization's spokespersons, who described the housing situation in the country as "dramatic."

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