Díaz rebukes the PSOE for its anti-squatting amendment and warns that assuming the "right-wing agenda" leads to the climate in Italy

He emphasizes that squatting is not a problem in Spain and asks to prioritize stopping the rise in rent and mortgages

MADRID, 28 Sep. (EUROPA PRESS) -

The Second Vice President of the Government, Yolanda Díaz, has criticized the PSOE amendment to promote the eviction of squatters within 48 hours, considering that this "is not a country problem" when it is to stop the rise in rents and the mortgages.

Moreover, he has warned his coalition partner to be careful with this type of approach, given that assuming the "right-wing agenda" from the progressive sphere then leads to cases such as the Italian elections, with the victory of the leader of the Brothers from Italy, Giorgia Meloni.

In this way, it joins the reproaches of United We Can, which this morning and through the deputy Rafa Mayoral has attacked the anti-squatting amendment in the organic law project of organizational efficiency of the public service of justice, defended by the socialist spokesman in Congress, Patxi López.

In an interview on TVE, collected by Europa Press, the head of Labor has lamented that the PSOE now has an "urgency" for wanting to stop this phenomenon with a "summary character" in 48 hours, confronting, for example, that the lawsuits for claims of Layoffs, which deal with something essential for a worker such as income, hopefully take about two years.

"The squatting that (Patxi López) is talking about is not a problem in the country (...) Believe me, it is not a problem", Díaz has launched to stress that it is necessary to govern with "rigor" and analyze the data to see how many judicial proceedings in Spain are derived on this matter.

In this way, it has made it ugly to talk about this and not about the new housing law that should see the light of day, given that this is indeed a real problem due to the current difficulties in paying rent and mortgages for workers. Moreover, he has defended that this regulation is relevant because "it changes lives" given that dealing with rental income in large cities is "mission impossible".

"Be careful not to get into right-wing frameworks. In Italy you see abstention..." Diaz stressed, insisting that this amendment "is not compatible" with the position of United We Can, at the same time that he has expressed his disagreement with your partner's approach to this proposal.