The Spanish government, led by Pedro Sanchez, is attempting to address the housing crisis with two new decrees following intense negotiations with the socialist party and its key ally, Sumar. These decrees aim to quell public anger over housing rights. The reform is scheduled for an emergency vote in the Parliament on October 2nd during a special plenary session. Despite the government’s efforts, protestors occupying Puerta del Sol in Spain since last Saturday intend to continue their encampment at least until after the vote. The demonstrators are aiming to maintain pressure on lawmakers as they consider the proposed changes. The decrees represent a significant attempt to address a growing social and political problem in Spain. The outcome of the parliamentary vote will be closely watched.