If anyone wants to find a house to rent in Figueres, they're having a hard time. The reader can check this firsthand: if they go to a real estate portal like Idealista, they'll find only two apartments for rent in the entire city and at a high price: 1,100 euros a month for a villa in the center or 1,800 in the Oliva Gran neighborhood. It's not because it's a luxury city, but because there's simply no supply. This is just one example of the challenges that the capital of Alt Empordà has been facing for a long time, along with population growth, the perception of insecurity, the saturation of public services, or the loss of purchasing power. A cocktail that in the last parliamentary elections translated like this: the far-right garnered up to 21.92% of the votes. Vox was the third force, with 11.87%, and Aliança was fourth with 10.05%, in elections that Junts won (25.80%), followed by the PSC (23.18%). The result differs from the 2023 municipal elections, when Jordi Masquef (Junts) achieved an absolute majority with a leadership that generates many followers in the municipality – he received 49.81% of the votes – against detractors who accuse him of adopting the far-right agenda.