Spain's New Flagship Housing Measures Will Go Before Parliament This Week - but the Vote Is Far From Certain
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Others criticized the government's decision to split the measures into two bills - "They did it so that one would be approved and the stronger one would be rejected"
The camps and protest rallies for the housing crisis in Spain continue today in several cities of the country, after the government has approved a package of measures that will be put to the vote by the parliament on Friday.
After several days of social protest in Spain, the government presented Tuesday several measures to respond to the housing crisis in the country. Parliament, where the executive has no majority, has yet to adopt them.
Protests against the housing crisis continue in Spain. Spanish Prime Minister Sanchez has called on parliament to support urgent housing measures. Sanchez asked parliamentary groups to demonstrate "vision, statesmanship, and responsibility."
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