Spain faces more fury over housing after parliament rejects decree
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First reportReuters · 2 Oct, 13:47Z
Latest reporteuronews.com · 3 Oct, 07:34Z
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Why it matters
What
Spain's parliament rejected a housing decree amid continuing public anger over housing.
Why
The rejection leaves the government's proposed housing measures blocked.
Watch
Further government or parliamentary action on housing, alongside public reaction.
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Summary
- Demonstrations planned in more than 50 Spanish cities following the vote.
- Parliament rejected two government decrees aimed at stronger tenant protections.
- Tenants' Union organized protests citing disconnect with political decisions.
- Madrid saw activists camped in Puerta del Sol and march routes planned to Plaza de Cibeles.
- Rising rents and evictions have fueled protests amid calls for elections and policy reform.