A amnésia socialista

A housing crisis in Europe has left many young people unable to afford homes, leading to protests. While the Socialist Party governed for eight years without resolving the issue, they now blame others. Their recent housing program focuses on restrictions rather than increasing supply, ignoring the rapid population growth driven by immigration. The difference in governance is evident in execution and ambition, with the current government implementing concrete measures to support housing. The article criticizes leftist policies that penalize landlords, resulting in reduced rental availability, and emphasizes the need for constructive solutions rather than scapegoating property owners.