What Cuerpo wrote in Brussels and what Calviño said in the Government: No to intervening in rental prices

The housing policy of Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's government has generated scrutiny regarding its stance on rental price controls. Documents and statements from Carlos Cuerpo in Brussels and Nadia Calviño within the government demonstrate a traditional opposition to intervening in rental prices over the past eight years.

Despite this consistent opposition in writing and policy positions by both Economy Ministers, the current administration has ultimately implemented and assumed the regulatory framework for housing that includes these interventions, creating a contradiction between their past official positions and present governance.