Spain’s Prime Minister has announced a snap election as pressure mounts following widespread protests over the country’s housing crisis. Tens of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets in Madrid and other cities on Saturday, voicing demands for more affordable housing options. The protests reflect growing public frustration with the rising cost of living and limited access to suitable accommodation. This move comes as the government faces increasing scrutiny regarding its housing policies and social welfare programs. The timing of the election suggests an attempt to regain control of the narrative and address public concerns. Experts predict a potentially volatile election cycle given the current socio-political climate in Spain.