Housing issues lead Spain election
The article discusses the start of the electoral campaign in Spain following a call for early elections on November 29. It comes amid a severe housing crisis that led to the death of an 87-year-old woman after she was evicted from her home due to sharply rising rents. Housing issues and living costs dominate the political scene, with the opposition launching attacks over the management of the migration crisis and corruption. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez focuses on improving social gains, especially regarding tenant protection and the prevention of forced evictions. Polls predict that the Conservative Party, the People's Party, will lead over the Socialists, with the possibility that far-right parties could influence the parliamentary results.
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