Yesterday he was the president of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, who warned that housing could become a "burden" for the economic growth of Catalonia, and this Tuesday, the majority unions and employers' associations—through the Catalan Economic and Social Council (CTESC)—have compared this crisis to a "black hole" for the country's economy. The advisory body of the Generalitat (Catalan Government) has presented its socioeconomic and labor report for 2024, in which it places special emphasis on this issue. Its president, Ciriaco Hidalgo, who took office last April, insisted that if this housing shortage "has an impact on the well-being of families, it also has an impact on the economy."