The PP accuses Díaz of being more concerned about the ILO than Ceuta, and the vice president replies that they are "shameful" in housing.

During a parliamentary session on Wednesday, the Spanish People's Party (PP) criticized Second Vice President Yolanda Díaz, alleging she prioritizes international labor agendas over the situation in Ceuta. Díaz responded by accusing the PP of failing to address housing issues, specifically urging the party to support two upcoming government decrees regarding housing regulations that are scheduled for a congressional vote this Friday.

These legislative efforts coincide with broader government initiatives to increase tenant protections and housing supply. Recent proposals include mandatory 12-month indemnification for tenants if a landlord refuses an automatic lease extension, a measure currently under review by parliamentary groups. These debates occur as international models, such as those in Australia, are being examined for their use of public housing and fiscal reforms to mitigate similar global housing crises.