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Spain PM Pedro Sanchez unveils new housing measures after Parliament rejects bills amid protests

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez has announced two new decrees to address the country’s housing crisis after Parliament rejected similar measures. The proposals include stronger eviction protections and tenant safeguards and will be reviewed before the November 29 snap election

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Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez looks on during a press conference following a government cabinet meeting at the Moncloa Palace, in Madrid, on Tuesday, one day after announcing a snap general election. PIC/AFP

Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez looks on during a press conference following a government cabinet meeting at the Moncloa Palace, in Madrid, on Tuesday, one day after announcing a snap general election. PIC/AFP

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Tuesday announced two new decrees aimed at placating nationwide protests over Spain's housing crisis, after parliament's rejection of similar measures last week led him to call a snap election.

Housing has dominated Spanish politics after the eviction of an 87-year-old Madrid pensioner from her life-long home last month triggered mass demonstrations, with hundreds of people maintaining a camp in the capital.

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