Congresso espanhol aprova um dos decretos sobre habitação que precipitou eleições
The Spanish Congress approved a housing decree aimed at protecting vulnerable tenants, following a general strike over housing issues. The decree extends rental contracts until 2028 and limits rent increases to 2%. However, another proposal for automatic contract renewals was rejected. The debate was heated, with accusations exchanged among lawmakers, particularly targeting the government's approach to housing policy. The PSOE defended the measures as necessary for affordable housing, while the opposition criticized them as politically motivated. The approval came after public outcry over eviction cases, highlighting the ongoing housing crisis in Spain.
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