The Minister of Labor and Social Economy, Yolanda Díaz, demands that the housing decree include an extension of rentals, protection against evictions, and control of tourist fraud

The Second Vice President and Minister of Labor and Social Economy, Yolanda Díaz, stated this Monday that the Royal Decree on housing that the Council of Ministers is expected to approve this Tuesday must include "yes or yes" several measures that, in her opinion, are essential to respond to the current situation of the residential market.

The measures Sumar demands for the housing decree

Through a publication on her BlueSky profile, the leader of Sumar also pointed out that the text must incorporate the "extension of rentals, protection against evictions, regulation of seasonal and by-room rentals, and the end of tourist fraud," and warned that her party will not "approve a decree that is not up to the emergency" in housing matters.

No vamos a dar por bueno un decreto que no esté a la altura de la emergencia que vivimos. Prórroga de alquileres, protección de desahucios, regulación de temporada y por habitaciones y el fin del fraude turístico. Sí o sí.

— Yolanda Díaz (@yolandadiaz.bsky.social) 28 de septiembre de 2026 a las 9:37

Mónica García and Sira Rego ask for a more ambitious text

This Monday, the Minister of Health, Mónica García, and the Minister of Youth and Children, Sira Rego, revealed that the Government they are part of is still far from having a “Royal Decree Maricarmen” and warned that “half measures or patches” are no longer valid.

Aún estamos lejos de tener un Real Decreto Maricarmen que satisfaga lo que necesita la gente de nuestro país y podamos aprobar en el Consejo de Ministros. Prohibir desahucios en población vulnerable, poner coto al alquiler de temporada, regular el alquiler de habitaciones, expulsar a los fondos buitre de nuestras casas y la prórroga de alquileres con renovación automática es el punto de partida irrenunciable. Ya no valen ni medias tintas ni parches. O se está con la especulación o se está con las familias.

— Mónica García (@Monica_Garcia_G) September 28, 2026

The head of Youth and Childhood, furthermore, has warned on BlueSky that they will not allow the measures demanded by the streets to be diluted, “nor validate a text that is not up to par”. For her part, Mónica García has indicated that “we are still far from having a Maricarmen Royal Decree that satisfies what the people of our country need and that we can approve in the Council of Ministers”.

A esta hora, el acuerdo sobre el RD de Vivienda sigue lejos. No vamos a permitir que se diluyan las medidas que exige la calle ni a validar un texto que no esté a la altura. El martes tiene que ir al Consejo de Ministros un decreto Maricarmen que proteja a la gente frente a los buitres. Sí o sí.

— Sira Rego (@sirarego.bsky.social) 28 de septiembre de 2026 a las 9:31

Housing defends a battery of urgent measures

From the Ministry of Housing and Urban Agenda, they reiterated this Monday their intention to present the decree this Tuesday to the Council of Ministers, with a battery of urgent measures to “defend the right to housing”, among them protection against evictions and the stabilization of rental contracts.