Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez kicked off the year by announcing a plan to mobilize affordable rentals across the country and reverse the difficulties faced by many citizens, especially young people and migrants, in accessing housing. Five months later, and amid social pressure with demonstrations for the right to housing in the country's main cities, some of the measures were put into writing through a bill that the PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers' Party) filed in the Congress of Deputies. Specifically, in the text presented this Thursday, the Socialists incorporate many of the fiscal measures from the plan announced by Sánchez.