Spain Approves One of Housing Decrees that Triggered Snap Election
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The government and its allies want to better protect tenants from evictions. The conservative People's Party already announces that the measure will be withdrawn in the event of an election victory.
Actions suspend evictions of vulnerable people until 2030 and set measures against so-called “buitre” funds
Supported by PSOE, Sumar, ERC, Bildu, PNV and Podemos, it allows to extend two years the lease contracts that expire before 2029 and puts limits to the annual update of the rents until the end of 2027.
Spain approves one of housing decrees that triggered snap election
By Mireia Merino MADRID, Nov 12 (Reuters) - Spanish lawmakers on Thursday approved one of two housing decrees whose rejection by parliament last month triggered a November 29 early general election, a day after Wednesday's general strike in protest o...
The Spanish Parliament debated the adoption of two executive decrees to respond to the housing crisis, one of which was approved, with the support of the Basque Nationalist Party, while the other was rejected for lack of support.
The Permanent Diputación saves the main rule of the Government and maintains in force a large battery of changes for tenants, owners and companies
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