Spain Approves 21 Urgent Housing Measures After Widespread Protests

Spain’s government approved a package of 21 urgent measures on Tuesday to address the country’s housing crisis, following widespread protests over rising housing costs and evictions.

The decision came amid public demands for swift action, with demonstrations across the country putting pressure on the government to respond.

Barcelona also witnessed violence amid the unrest, underscoring the tensions surrounding the housing crisis.

The package marks Madrid’s response to calls for immediate relief. Details of the individual measures and how they will be implemented were not provided in the announcement summary.