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Eight Out of Ten Spaniards Believe that Access to the First Home Will Worsen or Remain the Same in the Future, According to CIS

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Virtually all citizens think that public administrations should spend more on health and education.

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This has been perceived by the latest study Attitudes towards the state of well-being (III) published this Wednesday by the Centro de Investigaciones Sociol...

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Lean Left

Almost nine out of ten consulted by the CIS believe that the right to a decent home is not guaranteed for all citizensThe small letter of the housing decree: compensation for eviction, temporary rent and extensions 86% of Spaniards consider that the right to a decent housing is not guaranteed for all citizens and 83% that access to the first housing will worsen or continue the same in the future. These are the opinions collected in the study 'At…

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Right

83.1% of Spaniards believe access will worsen or remain the same

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Left

Eight out of 10 polled by the CIS believe that the problems of buying a first home will remain or get worse in the future

·Madrid, Spain
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Center

Virtually all citizens think that public administrations should spend more on health and education.

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Right

In the middle of the week where Maricarmen is taking all the media attention, the CIS has conducted the third survey on "Attitudes to the Welfare State" with assessments on public services, needs for greater spending by public administrations or access to housing, among other issues. Indeed, the headline that Tezanos has chosen for the press release is fully current: 83.1% of Spaniards believe that access to the first housing will worsen or rema…

·Madrid, Spain
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La Vanguardia broke the news in Barcelona, Spain on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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