Guvernul Spaniei a aprobat două decrete privind locuinţele, a căror respingere de către parlament l-a determinat pe premierul Pedro Sanchez să convoace alegeri anticipate

The Spanish government approved two housing decrees aimed at addressing the housing crisis, following a parliamentary rejection that led to early elections. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez emphasized the need for these measures, which include rent caps and temporary eviction bans, to protect vulnerable populations and restore order in a dysfunctional housing market. The new regulations will take effect temporarily but require parliamentary approval later. Critics argue that these interventionist measures could deter necessary investments in affordable housing. Protests have erupted nationwide over eviction attempts, highlighting public discontent ahead of the elections.