The Housing Bonus for Youngers announced on Tuesday by Pedro Sánchez was a surprise even for a part of the government.
United We can do not know this measure, which was not raised in the negotiations that sealed the general budgets of the State for 2022, which will reach the Council of Ministers summoned in an extraordinary way this Thursday.

United We can consider that the president of the Government “can make all the advertisements it deems appropriate,” but the purple were not informed of the content of this bonus, which is not part of the future housing law, and that will provide monthly aid of 250
Euros for two years to young people between 18 and 35 years old whose annual income level does not exceed 23,725 euros.

In the coming weeks, the Minister of Social Rights, Ione Belarra, will study “in detail” the small print of these aid so that it does not happen as with those executed in 2007 by the socialist government of José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, who, through the
Housing plan, it endowed young people from a similar subsidy: 210 euros in a maximum of 48 months.
A similarity that she, she said she, she “worries”, since she can “take the opposite effect” as expected and provoke a rise in rental prices.

“You have to be careful,” said Wednesday, the General Secretary of We, who recalled that aid designed by the Zapatero Executive “ended up rising the rent to the whole of the population, not only the young people”, so that.
has requested caution before knowing how this plan is going to be developed, announced at noon on Tuesday by Pedro Sánchez after knowing that the executive had achieved a pact to approve the next general budgets of the State after unlocking the housing law, raised in the
Government sinus for a year for the differences between rental partners.

There are precisely the advances in this legislation that can endure the functioning on this occasion of this type of aid, in the eyes of Belarra: “If they are accompanied by the rest of the measures contained in the law, it is wonderful” to alleviate the problem of access
To the house, one of the main problems that Spain live, according to the dwellings – together with unemployment -, since in our country it prevails in the real estate market, as defined by the Minister of Social Rights, the “Law of the Jungle”.