Spanish lawmakers reject government housing measure amid protests
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Updated – October 02, 2026 07:42 pm IST – Madrid
Spanish politicians attend a session to vote on two government decrees approved by the cabinet this week, containing a package of social and housing measures, including protections against evictions of vulnerable tenants until 2030, at the Spanish Parliament in Madrid, October 2, 2026.
| Photo Credit: Reuters
Spain’s Parliament on Friday (October 2, 2026) rejected the first of two government measures aimed at tackling a housing crisis that has spurred nationwide protests.
The result of the vote, which dealt a heavy political blow to Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, was met with cries of “shame!” by hundreds of protesters outside Parliament. Lawmakers voted 178 against, and 172 in favour of, the government measure.
Published – October 02, 2026 07:41 pm IST
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