In Cibeles, as in Sol, the confidence that the royal housing decree that the government is trying to close against the clock serves to alleviate the housing crisis is, at the very least, low. The mayor of Madrid, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, has passed on Monday his doubts both about the content of the decree and about the possibilities that, once he passes by the Council of Ministers tomorrow, he will be able to gather a sufficient majority in t…
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In Cibeles, as in Sol, the confidence that the royal housing decree that the government is trying to close against the clock serves to alleviate the housing crisis is, at the very least, low. The mayor of Madrid, José Luis Martínez-Almeida, has passed on Monday his doubts both about the content of the decree and about the possibilities that, once he passes by the Council of Ministers tomorrow, he will be able to gather a sufficient majority in t…