Housing Crisis in Spain: Tenants' Association Calls on Government and Opposition to Pass New Law
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The Spanish tenants' association called on the government and opposition parties today to "rise to the occasion" and vote on a new law, despite the absence of a parliamentary majority, in order to stop the housing crisis affecting the country.
The Spanish Tenant Union called on Friday for the central government and opposition parties to be "up to the height" and to pass a new decree to stop the housing crisis that hits the country.
The Spanish tenants' association today called on the government and opposition parties to "rise to the occasion" and vote on a new law, despite the absence of parliamentary support.
The Spanish tenants' association called on the government and opposition parties today to "rise to the occasion" and pass a new law, despite the lack of a parliamentary majority, in order to stop the housing crisis that is affecting the country. The request comes two days after the eviction from its Madrid residence of ... More www.ertnews.gr
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Potosinoticias.comThe Spanish Tenant Union called this Friday for the central government and opposition parties to be "up to the height" and approve a new decree to stop the housing crisis that hits the country.
The Spanish tenants' association today called on the government and opposition parties to "rise to the occasion" and vote on a new law, despite the absence of a parliamentary majority,… Spain: Tenants' Association Calls on the Government and Parties to Vote on a New Housing Law - ΙΝΑΦΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
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