Internal differences within government due to the housing problema matter which in recent days brought thousands of people to the streets. While Add distances itself from the measure of the socialist wing to extend the rental check for young people -a little money, he warns, that ends up in the owner’s pocket– the minister Isabelle Rodriguez tries to avoid friction with the coalition partner.
For Yolanda Díaz’s party, however, the rental bonus is to make “a Bizum to the owners“. This is what Sumar’s parliamentary spokesperson warned, Iñigo Errejónin statements to LaSexta this Tuesday. According to him, “this measure makes sense in a regulated market”, but in the current situation “it is a transfer of money from all Spaniards to the big landowners“.
“Without being accompanied by price capping measures, the only thing that will guarantee is that all Spaniards We give a Bizum to the owners“, insisted Errejón, who instead demands intervening in the housing market, closing illegal tourist apartments and prohibiting the purchase of housing for speculation.
Furthermore, Sumar’s spokesperson urged “twist the arm of PP communities and force them to respect once and for all the law on housing to limit rent prices”, a limit which “Popular” governments reject implant. “As long as they do not respect the law, not one euro of public money in terms of housing,” he said.
For her part, Minister Rodríguez tried to avoid conflict with Sumar. “If I have to face someone is on the side of those who defend a model opposed to ours”, he noted after the Council of Ministers, emphasizing “those who continue to talk about the free market“every man for himself” versus “the public housing stock and its permanent protection”.
The owner of the accommodation will appear next week in Congress. An appearance which, according to Errejón, “comes late” and “at a time when the patience of Spanish society is beginning to wear thin.” “We cannot come looking for excuses, we must come and give solutions, new solutions,” he warned, while believing that this appearance “is going to be a turning point”.
