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Madrid Housing Protests Fuel Speculation Over Spanish Election
Source: Bloomberg
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Thousands protested in Madrid as part of nationwide demonstrations over high housing costs, increasing political pressure on Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. The unrest could raise the prospect of a snap election, creating additional uncertainty for Spain's housing policy and domestic political outlook.
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