Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has stated that he intends to "strengthen" housing laws if his party achieves an absolute majority in the legislative elections set for November 29. An absolute majority would allow his government to pass laws without needing support from other parties, giving him greater legislative power. The housing crisis in Spain has led to widespread public concern and mobilization, with many citizens protesting the rising cost of housing and the difficulty of finding affordable homes. This issue has become one of the most pressing social and economic challenges in the country. Rising property prices and a shortage of available housing have placed pressure on both renters and buyers, particularly in major cities. Many people are struggling to afford homes, and there is growing frustration with the pace of government action to address the problem. Sánchez's promise to revise housing legislation reflects the increasing demand for policy changes that could help stabilize the market and provide relief to those affected by the crisis. His government will likely face significant pressure to deliver on these promises if it gains the necessary support in the upcoming elections.