Spain's anti-eviction law is being evaluated as a potential solution to its housing crisis
Tens of thousands of people protested in Madrid over the housing crisis, sparked by the eviction of Maricarmen Abascal and the failure of key rent decrees. The protests were announced for over 50 cities in Spain on the current Saturday, according to RTVE. Clashes occurred between demonstrators and police in Valencia. The Spanish government reported about 70,000 people participated in the Madrid demonstration.
- Tens of thousands of people protested in Madrid over the housing crisis, sparked by the eviction of Maricarmen Abascal and the failure of key rent decrees.
- The Spanish government reported about 70,000 people participated in the Madrid demonstration.
- Lawmakers rejected relief measures for tenants in Spain.
- Average rents in Spain have nearly doubled over the past decade.
- Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces political pressure after announcing new elections.
- Authorities confirmed 70,000 people were protesting in Spain.
- Clashes occurred between demonstrators and police in Valencia.
- The Spanish parliament rejected two government housing decrees.
- The protests were triggered by two failed housing decrees.
- Protests were announced for over 50 cities in Spain on the current Saturday, according to RTVE.
- The right-wing Catalan separatist party Junts voted against the housing measures.
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