Spanish election: How bad is the housing crisis?
Spain is set for its first general strike in 14 years, coinciding with a snap election, driven by the housing crisis. Public outrage surged after an elderly woman's eviction in Madrid, leading to widespread protests. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez responded by proposing a housing bill, which was ultimately rejected by lawmakers, prompting the election call. Sánchez emphasized the importance of addressing housing issues for the current generation during a rally.
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