Spain PM to make public address after housing measures rejected: office

Spain's Prime Minister is set to make a public address after his government's proposed housing measures were rejected in Parliament. The rejected measures aimed to protect vulnerable tenants by limiting evictions and automatically renewing tenancy contracts. This setback for the government could have significant implications for Spain's housing market and economy, potentially leading to increased evictions and housing instability. The outcome may also impact the government's overall policy agenda and its relationship with opposition parties.

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Spain's government proposed measures to help tenants were rejected. This could lead to increased evictions and a decrease in tenant confidence.

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