The Spanish public conversation was one before Wednesday 23rd September and another, very different, after that day. That does not offer any doubt. From the omnipresent crisis of Ceuta since the beginning of August, still in force, it was passed to one of the crucial debates of current Spain, and pointed out by the majority of citizens as the main one, that of housing, but in an unprecedented way until now.
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The Spanish public conversation was one before Wednesday 23rd September and another, very different, after that day. That does not offer any doubt. From the omnipresent crisis of Ceuta since the beginning of August, still in force, it was passed to one of the crucial debates of current Spain, and pointed out by the majority of citizens as the main one, that of housing, but in an unprecedented way until now.