Spain aims to ban evictions until 2030 amid housing protests
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As part of these measures, the government also intends to implement the "prohibition of the purchase of housing by vulture funds," according to the Minister of Health.
The government of Spain announced on Tuesday the suspension of tenants' evictions by 2030 and the automatic renewal of existing rental contracts, in a package of measures aimed at trying to contain the housing crisis that fuel protests throughout the country. The two measures — announced on social network X by the Minister of Health, Monica García, after complex negotiations in the coalition of government — will be included in two texts that sho…
Last week, the expulsion of a 87-year-old Madrilene from her home where she had lived for nearly 70 years had aroused a strong emotion in the country and triggered demonstrations in favour of better protection of tenants.
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The Spanish government wants to ban evictions of vulnerable people, following widespread protests over the country's housing crisis.
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