Guvernul Spaniei aprobă decretele pro chiriași după ce Parlamentul le-a respins, iar premierul Sanchez a convocat alegeri anticipate

The Spanish government approved two housing decrees aimed at addressing the housing crisis, despite their previous rejection by Parliament. Critics argue these measures do not adequately tackle the issue and accuse Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez of using the situation to divert attention from corruption scandals. Sanchez claims the decrees include rent caps and eviction bans, reflecting public support for state intervention in the housing market. Following the dissolution of Parliament, he called for early elections on November 29, allowing temporary implementation of the decrees. However, the long-term approval remains uncertain due to a fragile majority in the interim legislative body. Protests against high rents have surged, particularly after a notable eviction case.