Zero Loans: This Is the New Youth Housing Law
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The Cortes de Castilla-La Mancha have given the green light to the law of urgent measures of access to housing, which includes loans without interest so that young people can face 20% of the purchase price of a property that the bank does not finance. The norm has passed with the 17 votes of the PSOE, despite the rejection of the PP and the abstention of Vox.
The Cortes of Castilla-La Mancha approved on Thursday the law of urgent measures regarding access to housing and land, sending a clear political message with the sole vote in favor from the PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers' Party), which used its absolute majority to pass legislation aimed at helping young people buy their first home. The PP (People's Party) voted against it, and Vox abstained. The new law will allow for 0% interest loans to cove…
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