María Jesús Montero affirmed that the elections on November 29 would decide not only who would govern Spain but also the direction of the country. She pointed out that Pedro Sánchez had framed the vote as a choice between moving forward and backward and that different models would be confronted regarding the economy, public services, rights, and housing. Montero contrasted those who, she said, viewed housing as an asset to speculate on with those who defended it as a right. She stated that one model left room for vulture funds and large property owners, while the progressive project proposed intervention to protect the population. She added that prices affected young people who could not emancipate, families struggling to pay rent, and workers who could not access housing despite having jobs. Finally, she urged citizens to compare the proposals, decide, and participate. #EleccionesEspaña #ViviendaDigna #DerechosHumanos (translated)
