The Permanent Deputation corrects the Plenary of Congress and validates the housing decree promoted by the socialists amid a bitter electoral battle

The recent housing decree approved by the Spanish government has sparked significant political debate and protests. The decree aims to limit speculative housing purchases and protect vulnerable tenants until 2030. While the government defends the measures as necessary, opposition parties criticize them as inadequate and politically motivated. The general strike that preceded the vote has been described variably as a historic success or a hypocritical maneuver by unions. Key political figures have exchanged accusations regarding the government's handling of housing issues and the strike's implications for upcoming elections. The situation reflects deep divisions within Spanish politics over housing policy and social justice.