The PP begins to drip-drip explain its proposed law dwelling that will be registered throughout this month. In the words of the general secretary, Cuca Gamarrathe “most ambitious” norm so far that comes to alleviate the great “problem” that young people suffer especially after the “failure” of the housing policy Pedro Sanchezwhom the PP accuses of “not having built a single home” in six years. Gamarra assures that the Government has fostered more “legal uncertainty” in the rental market by protecting the squatter.
Faced with this, the main opposition group proposes a 100% deduction of the income of owners who formalize new housing lease contracts that have been disused for two years and that serve as the habitual residence of young people for a duration of at least three years. Likewise, to alleviate the problem of access to housing for young people, they propose the 100% bonus on inheritance and gift tax of the amounts donated to family members for the acquisition of a first home for those under 35 years of age.
Similarly, they propose 100% personal income tax exemption for young people during the first year of work, while the following years will be reduced by 75, 50 and 25%. A series of measures that were already included in the Plan + Housing that Génova presented in April. However, popular sources highlight that Alberto Núñez Feijóo go from promises to facts and policies: “One thing is the electoral proposal and another is to register” the law where these measures will be included.
During an informative breakfast organized by Forum Europe, Gamarra criticized that the President of the Government wants to make the call for the Conference of Presidents a monographic event on housing. Feijóo’s number two recalled that this conference “is a trap, because Sánchez has convened it under obligation” by the Supreme Court, after the Madrid president, Isabel DÃaz Ayuso, assured that the Supreme Court has accepted the Community’s appeal for processing. of Madrid for the failure of the head of the Executive to convene the Conference of Presidents. Therefore, Gamarra concludes that the fact that Sánchez now convenes this body “It is not an exercise in rectification of its policy of institutional loyalty, but rather the demand for the rule of law.”
Furthermore, popular sources recall that when at least ten regional presidents request to address a specific issue, the president is obliged to do so. “Sánchez does not set the agenda for the Conference of Presidents” but rather it is set by the territorial barons themselves. This is how the PP, which governs in 14 territories, will request to address other issues such as regional financing or the migration crisis. In this sense, Gamarra has criticized that Sánchez “has not even dedicated a tweet or a call” to resolve the migration crisis that affects all of Spain and Europe.
