The announced failure of the housing decrees, which are completely counterproductive and misguided, is the final straw in Sánchez’s stunning failure at the helm of Spain’s government. I called for it a few days ago and reiterate it: he must call elections immediately to… — Jorge Azcón (@Jorge_Azcon) October 2, 2026
In response, PSOE secretary general in Aragón Pilar Alegría said she was reading “in astonishment this tweet from the man who is president of all Aragonese people.” The opposition leader also reproached Azcón on her X profile, saying that his priorities “lie elsewhere,” rather than with the housing crisis.
Alegría said that we are at a “key moment,” since there are “thousands of families worried about housing prices, young people who cannot move out on their own, people afraid they will not be able to pay the rent, and an open debate on setting limits for vulture funds and speculation,” which is why she does not understand his focus on calling elections.
I read in astonishment this tweet from the man who is president of all Aragonese people.
At a key moment, with thousands of families worried about housing prices, young people who cannot move out on their own, people afraid they will not be able to pay the rent, and an open debate on… https://t.co/G8AapbkehQ — Pilar Alegría (@Pilar_Alegria) October 2, 2026
In this regard, the Socialist politician questioned his priorities: “He does not talk about your problems. He does not talk about how to help you make ends meet. He does not talk about capping rents, stopping evictions or setting limits for vulture funds.”
Pilar Alegría reproached the president of Aragón, saying that whenever he has to choose between the interests of Aragonese people and those of speculators, “he always chooses” the latter. “When he has to choose, Azcón is never wrong,” she said ironically.
