Sánchez arranca la campaña con los decretos de vivienda para frenar desahucios ya: “El Gobierno ni tira la toalla ni deja tirada a la gente”
El presidente descarta ver a Puigdemont y ya carga contra el PP y Vox: “Ya vienen con los recortes, primero del voto y ahora de las pensiones”
As the dissolved Cortes mark the end of one legislative session, Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has launched his pre-election campaign from La Moncloa. Utilizing the government's most powerful tool, the Boletín Oficial del Estado, Sánchez has introduced two decrees meant to curb evictions. The first decree, akin to the "Maricarmen decree," will immediately halt evictions for those on the brink of homelessness, enabling legal representatives to immediately aid vulnerable individuals.
In this updated version, the decree now includes an additional 10 billion euros in zero-interest loans of up to 50,000 euros each, intended to assist low-income individuals with stable incomes but no savings to make their first home purchase. The government's stated goal is to bridge the gap between renters and homeowners by providing financial support to those who otherwise may not qualify.
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