Less TikTok and more housing for young people

Ten months before the end of the implementation period for the European funds, Spain has fully implemented only 32% of the $163,000 million of the recovery plan, a figure very far from the average of the rest of the partners. … Of the European Union, half of which has already been implemented. Even more worrying is the state of funds for housing – identified by the CIS as the main problem for Spaniards, especially young people – which does not even amount to 7 percent of what was planned, according to the People’s Party. The European Commission has already made it clear that the implementation date of the aid cannot be extended, so there is a serious risk of losing this money due to the government’s lack of interest and the abject failure to detect Spain’s serious deficit. The government, which is focusing on self-advertising through social media, would do well to accelerate its plans to improve the country’s real estate stock (it is already late in this task). Less TikTok and more housing for young people.