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Are Malaga’s ‘Minipiso’ apartments for the young so bad?
Malaga council has come under fire for its proposal to build ‘minipisos’, small apartments for young people hoping to get a foot on the first rung of the property ladder amid a property price boom of a size which has not been seen in the last 17 years. Protests by collectives demanding access to affordable housing have marked the past two years in all parts of the country (as in the rest of… Source
The European Commission 'forgives' Spain for increasing public spending this year above the path it had agreed in the framework of the fiscal corsetThe pending reforms: the government reiterates to Brussels the withdrawal of 'tax benefits' such as diesel The European Commission continues to see a gap between Spain's tax burden on the European average and considers that the tax effort has to be greater given that a 'significant increase in public…
Brussels Calls on Spain to Increase the Supply of Social Housing and Warns that It Can Affect Growth
The European Commission has published this Wednesday the spring package, which includes the economic recommendations for each member of the community bloc. And, broadly speaking, approves the government’s fiscal roadmap. While it admits a five-tenths deviation from the public spending ceiling from the commitments made by the executive branch of Pedro Sánchez, it does not consider this to be a cause for concern, because it believes that in the lo…
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