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Protests Continue in Spain Amid Housing Crisis

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Spain's constitution has guaranteed the right to housing since 1978!

Article 47 of Spain's 1978 Constitution obliges the state to ensure affordable housing. Despite this, Spanish rents rose over 70% in the past decade, fueling Saturday's mass protests across 50+ cities.

Topic poll · all networksWhich moment most shaped Spain's housing crisis?

  • The 2008 real estate crash 0%
  • Airbnb boom of the 2010s 0%
  • 2023 national housing law 0%
  • 2025 mass street protests 0%

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Topic poll · all networksWill Spain ever become a renter-friendly country?

  • Yes — culture is shifting now 0%
  • No — ownership is Spain's DNA 0%
  • Only in cities like Barcelona 0%
  • Not without EU intervention 0%

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Topic poll · all networksAt its peak, Spain built more homes/yr than which group combined?

  1. Germany, France & UK
  2. UK, Italy & Portugal
  3. France, Italy & Greece
  4. Germany, UK & Netherlands
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Germany, France & UK

Topic poll · all networksSpain's 2011 Indignados protests also demanded housing reform. Did they deliver?

  • Yes — laws improved after 0%
  • Partially — not enough 0%
  • No — nothing changed 0%
  • Too soon to judge then 0%

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Spain's Golden Visa let foreigners buy residency for €500K in property!

PM Pedro Sánchez announced in 2024 Spain would scrap the program, citing it as a key driver of housing unaffordability for ordinary Spaniards in cities like Madrid and Barcelona.

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