The Spanish government has approved two decrees aimed at addressing housing and employment concerns. The first decree introduces anti-eviction measures and extends current rental regulations until 2029. A second decree focuses on promoting permanent employment contracts. Both measures will be subject to a vote of validation at an extraordinary plenary session of the Congress this Friday. Initial indications suggest that the Junts party will likely approve the first decree. These actions represent a significant attempt by the government to tackle the ongoing housing crisis and provide greater job security for workers in Spain. The decisions come amidst ongoing debate about affordable housing and labor market stability within the country.