Despite the turbulence that hit the coalition government, add the accelerator and press the PSOE to face the renewal of the year at the end of the year. To do this, it urges its main partner to open a negotiating table in which the total project budget for the next four years (2026-2029) will multiply, which would pass from the 7,000 million euros that the PSOE has raised to 65,000, for which it would be necessary to resort to European funds. The parliamentary group of adding see “feasible” the approval of the new plan, despite the current disagreements between the two main government parties and some of its parliamentary partners.
Carlos Martín, one of the Sumar Movement Coordinators and spokesman for Economics and Finance of the Parliamentary Group, defends the viability of carrying out the project at a time as the current one, and even without the perspective of new general state budgets. “We have done more complicated things,” he defends. “It was much more difficult to achieve the support of Junts, where money had to be put, which has to do with distributing,” Martín explains.
The basis of the adding of adding to renew the PEV in the four-year 2026-2029 is held in the premise of annually dedicating 1% of the gross domestic product (GDP), about 16,000 million euros. The current plan right now, valid for the 2021-2025 period, has had an endowment of 2.3 billion euros that the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, at the last Conference of Presidents. That is, the proposal of the Executive’s minority partner would be nine times higher.
With that money, Sumar proposes to “create a large public housing park for affordable rent”, and use the state land entity (SEPES) as “direct real estate promoter of public resources”, to “avoid the extra cost that private real estate companies would mean in the creation of the public park.” To these two measures, the creation and publication by the Ministry of Housing of a registration of the homes that are part of the public park, and the establishment of a series of “milestones” – as Brussels set for the delivery of the funds – for the administrations and public companies that access the funds of this plan.
“Multidimensional” initiative
Parallel to the celebration of this negotiating table with the Government, Add plans to present in Parliament a “multidimensional” popular legislative initiative in which the different formulations that this formation has been exposing will be collected. The objective is to try to “click on the bubble we have with the house at the moment,” according to the economic spokesman. “Although it is said not, housing prices have grown 64% since 2014 until today, and salaries only 23%. All communities are upward, and there are some, such as the Balearic Islands, which is even above, or Madrid, which is about to be about,” Martín remarks.
Among them is to mobilize empty homes; Prevent the disqualification of public and social housing, that is, that after a few years they cannot go back to the market with a new price; expand from 30% to 40% the minimum residential buildability to protected housing reserved in the land law; establish a deadline for building in urbanizable land; Prohibit speculative purchase and end tourism apartments.
