Sémper laments that the Government is in the hands of Otegi, "of distracted morals" and Waterloo and does not call the PP on housing.

Prominent figures from the Partido Popular (PP) have criticized the Spanish government's recent legislative actions regarding housing policy. Borja Sémper, spokesperson for the party, condemned the government for failing to consult the PP on housing measures, alleging that the administration is overly reliant on political support from Arnaldo Otegi and figures associated with Waterloo.

Separately, Alfonso Rueda, president of the Xunta, characterized the government's approval of two housing decrees as rushed and legally precarious. Rueda argued that the process was conducted against the clock, resulting in significant legal uncertainty regarding the content and implementation of the new regulations.