Spanish government criticized over housing and eviction policies

An opinion piece criticizes the Spanish government's handling of social issues, specifically regarding housing and evictions. The text argues that recent high-profile evictions, such as the case of an elderly woman, are the result of firm judicial sentences applying current laws rather than arbitrary actions.

The author contends that the state has failed in its obligations to provide solutions, instead of addressing the root causes of housing instability, the government focuses on political scapegoating. The critique highlights a perceived gap between government promises to build housing and the actual implementation of effective policies, suggesting that the current administration avoids responsibility by blaming political opponents.