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Government injects 45 million emergency to house university students in the face of housing crisis
Spain🏛️ PoliticsCenter4 hr. ago

Government injects 45 million emergency to house university students in the face of housing crisis

The Spanish government plans to allocate 45 million euros to construct affordable housing for students and researchers at up to 10 public universities. The initiative aims to address the housing crisis affecting university students, which has been highlighted by the president of university rectors, Julián Garde, as a 'dangerous mix' involving a volatile rental market, inadequate study grants, and rising numbers of domestic and international students. The measure, developed since 2024 through a decree of direct aid, involves shared spaces and affordable rates, with construction set to begin after approval in the Council of Ministers.

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Government injects 45 million emergency to house university students in the face of housing crisis

The Spanish government plans to allocate 45 million euros to construct affordable housing for students and researchers at up to 10 public universities. The initiative aims to address the housing crisis affecting university students, which has been highlighted by the president of university rectors, Julián Garde, as a 'dangerous mix' involving a volatile rental market, inadequate study grants, and rising numbers of domestic and international students. The measure, developed since 2024 through a decree of direct aid, involves shared spaces and affordable rates, with construction set to begin after approval in the Council of Ministers.

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