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The Spanish parliament faces a critical vote on two housing decrees that include a temporary ban on evictions for vulnerable tenants. The decision is expected to have significant political and social implications, with protests anticipated outside the congressional building.
The Spanish Congress of Deputies is preparing to vote on two key housing decrees proposed by the government of Pedro Sánchez. The first decree introduces a temporary suspension of evictions for vulnerable tenants and includes energy-related measures.
The second decree proposes automatic extensions for rental contracts. The vote, scheduled for 11:00 AM, is expected to be contentious, with opposition from parties like Junts and potential civil unrest, as evidenced by the planned protest by the 'Sindicato de Inquilinas' at the congressional gates.
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