The Spanish Congress rejected the two royal decrees - a law that had previously been approved by the Council of Ministers seeking to alleviate the housing crisis and the demonstrations that took place following the eviction of Maricarsen Abascal. The protests have not been expected and the demands include the call for early elections. Inform our correspondent Marina Colorado.
Congress of Spain rejects decrees - housing law; Spanish protest against the decision
The Spanish Congress rejected the two royal decrees - a law that had previously been approved by the Council of Ministers seeking to alleviate the housing crisis and the demonstrations that took place following the eviction of Maricarsen Abascal. The protests have not been expected and the demands include the call for early elections. Inform our correspondent Marina Colorado.

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Direct Spain and the vote of the decrees - law to alleviate housing crisis
The Spanish Congress is debating the two royal decrees - the law, which was promoted by the Government and approved by the Council of Ministers on 29 September, which would respond temporarily to the housing crisis that is going on in the country and which has thousands of people on the streets. Our correspondent Marina Colorado has extended our information.





