The Spanish government is facing internal tensions over housing policies following a massive protest.

The PSOE, led by President Pedro Sánchez, aims to address public discontent by announcing new measures, including a €200 million youth rental subsidy.

However, their coalition partner, Sumar, criticizes this approach, arguing it could worsen housing issues by benefiting landlords rather than tenants.

Sumar advocates for stricter rental regulations and price controls, highlighting a lack of unified strategy within the government.

The disagreement underscores the challenge of balancing economic interests with social demands for affordable housing.

As protests continue, the government must navigate these internal divisions to effectively address the housing crisis.