Spain housing crisis deepens as parliament rejects bill
· Politics · Spain
Spain's parliament rejected a pair of emergency measures aimed at making housing more affordable, a defeat for the minority government. Marches are planned in Madrid amid the crisis, with talk of a possible snap election.
Why it matters:The parliamentary defeat leaves Spain's housing affordability crisis unresolved and could trigger early elections, unsettling EU politics.
Key points
- Parliament rejected two emergency housing measures
- Marches are scheduled in Madrid
- There is speculation about a snap election
Sources (original reporting)
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