The PSOE resumes housing after the shock of the 'Mínguez case' and promises measures and investment

The Spanish government has approved 225 million euros to enhance affordable housing in university areas and regions with high rental demand. This decision comes amid an electoral campaign where housing is a key issue. The government aims to counter negative perceptions following the resignation of PSOE spokesperson Montse Mínguez, who stepped down amid controversy over her partner's real estate dealings. The funding includes 180 million euros for direct subsidies to regions facing housing market tension and 45 million euros for university accommodations. The government emphasizes its commitment to housing rights and plans to continue addressing this issue.