Spain's parliamentary elections on November 29 will be presented by Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's supporters as a referendum on housing policy, Vesti journalist Maria Velaive said. She noted that Sánchez's bet on housing is extremely dangerous: "The housing issue may mobilize the leftist electorate, but it is unlikely to change the overall picture. The result on November 29 will show whether housing in Spain is an electoral weapon that can be converted into a political narrative, or a structural failure that could topple the current government." Read more about the housing crisis in Spain and how it could threaten local government in Maria Valiba's column.

Spain's parliamentary elections on November 29 will be presented by Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's supporters as a referendum on housing policy, Vesti journalist Maria Velaive said. She noted that Sánchez's bet on housing is extremely dangerous: "The housing issue may mobilize the leftist electorate, but it is unlikely to change the overall picture. The result on November 29 will show whether housing in Spain is an electoral weapon that can be converted into a political narrative, or a structural failure that could topple the current government." Read more about the housing crisis in Spain and how it could threaten local government in Maria Valiba's column.