Spain housing protests rage ahead of key government vote
Summary
Spanish lawmakers are set to vote on two government housing laws after protests erupted over the eviction of an 87-year-old woman. Hundreds of people demonstrated in Madrid and other cities, using loud noises like rattling keys and banging pots to show their anger before the vote.Key Facts
- Spanish lawmakers will vote on two housing decrees on Friday.
- The laws were created after public outrage over evicting an elderly woman.
- Several hundred protesters gathered in Madrid and other cities.
- Protesters used noises such as rattling keys, blowing whistles, and banging pots.
- The outcome of the vote is uncertain.
- The demonstrations highlight concerns about housing issues in Spain.
- The government aims to address housing problems through these decrees.
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