Katarzyna Pełczyńska wrote that early elections were called in Spain due to demands regarding available housing. She added that in France, young people protested against the deteriorating quality of public education, and the protesters cannot be — as she believes the right would like to present — limited to migrants. Pełczyńska stated that housing in Poland is among the least accessible in Europe, and is disappearing from the market due to investments in real estate and companies converting ordinary residential buildings into hotels. She also wrote that education is becoming increasingly privatized, a trend that has been ongoing for a decade. She wondered how many MPs send their children to public schools and assessed that parents who can afford it pay for tutoring. According to her, young people's opportunities for a good future depend on the wealth of their parents, and unequal chances for a decent life may eventually fracture the social community and lead to chaos. #Mieszkania #Edukacja #Nierówności (translated)