PP, Vox and Junts dismantle social shield by linking eviction protection with squatting
The PP, Vox, and Junts parties have rejected measures aimed at protecting vulnerable families from evictions, arguing that they wrongly equate eviction protection with support for squatting.
Vantaa Received the Most Basic Social Assistance Last Year – Check the List of Municipalities Where Assistance Was Most Common
Last year, Vantaa had the highest number of recipients of basic social assistance in Finland, as new statistics show an increase in both the number of recipients and the payments made.
Residents with low incomes and families with children will receive housing benefits
The Latvian parliament has approved changes to the social assistance law to increase housing benefits for low-income residents and families with children amid rising living costs.
Heating bills support temporarily raised for housing benefits and its recipients expanded
Due to rising heating costs in Latvia during a cold winter, the government has decided to temporarily increase housing benefits for lower-income households until April 30th.
Now it has been revealed: This place had the most basic social welfare recipients - One group stood out
The number of basic social welfare recipients in Finland increased significantly last year, with Vantaa having the highest proportion of recipients compared to its population.
The best housing plan. Only 50 billion missing per year
The article discusses a proposed housing plan in Czechia that requires an additional annual funding of 50 billion CZK to be effective.
Justice orders CDHU and City Hall to renovate closed buildings or provide new housing in MarÃlia
A court has ordered the CDHU and MarÃlia's City Hall to either renovate closed buildings or provide alternative housing for displaced families.
Daniel Noboa announces reform for companies to reduce income tax by donating social housing
President Daniel Noboa announced a reform allowing companies to deduct up to 30% of their income tax when donating social housing.
Junts deals another blow to Sánchez: will again overturn his 'social shield' decree due to the anti-eviction moratorium
Junts, the Catalan independentist party, plans to vote against Sanchez's social shield decree, potentially leading to its rejection for the second time in a month.
Welfare Minister: Expanding housing benefits will increase the workload of social service workers
The Latvian government plans to expand housing benefits, which could increase the number of recipients and the workload for social service workers.
We Need Housing for Seniors. Demographic Forecasts Are Ruthless
The article discusses the urgent need for senior housing in Poland due to demographic pressures and challenges in the current care system.
The latest empty promise of Pedro Sánchez on housing: banks and developers await concrete measures to build 15,000 social rental homes
The Spanish government announced a new housing initiative aimed at addressing the country’s housing crisis, proposing the construction of 15,000 social rental homes annually, backed by European recovery funds and private investments.
Government, partners, and opposition consider the split decree against evictions defeated and blame each other
The Spanish government's decree aimed at preventing evictions has been deemed defeated by both allies and opposition, with Junts confirming their opposition to the measures.
Five family members, unverified registrations, full mailboxes: the devastating police report on protected housing in Alicante
A police report unveils serious irregularities in the allocation of protected housing in Alicante, with multiple homes connected to a single family and numerous unverified registrations.
VIDEOS: Jornal do Acre 2nd Edition this Monday, February 23, 2026
A video shows panic and chaos at an airport in Mexico after shots were fired, along with various updates on political and social issues in Brazil.
Homeless mother of seven denied social housing over Centrelink income
A homeless mother in Queensland has been denied social housing due to her income from Centrelink payments being above the state's cut-off limit, which has not changed in 20 years.
VIDEOS: Jornal Anhanguera 1st Edition Regions of Monday, February 23, 2026
A video reveals panic and chaos at a Mexican airport following gunfire, while various incidents in Brazil highlight social and environmental issues.
Daniel Noboa delivers homes under the housing program "Guayas boosts your home with Miti Miti"
President Daniel Noboa launched the housing project "Guayas boosts your home with Miti Miti" aimed at facilitating preferential mortgage loans and expanding access to home ownership in Ecuador.
A Nuclear Energy Engineer Homeless on the Streets: A Shocking Story that Shakes Egypt
The story of Egyptian nuclear engineer Layla Ibrahim Hassan, who has been homeless for seven months due to disputes over rent, has sparked widespread outrage and discussion on social media.
Cuiabana House: deadline for appeal starts this Monday (23)
Candidates in the Casa Cuiabana housing program deemed incompatible in document analysis can start filing administrative appeals from Monday, October 23.
Catastrophism as a Defensive Weapon
The article discusses how economic powers react negatively to progressive social measures proposed by the government, particularly regarding housing and minimum wage increases in Spain.
Finding a home in Delhi is harder than starting a startup! People advised a woman
A woman in Delhi shares her struggles finding rental housing, stating it is more difficult than starting her own business, and seeks advice on social media.
These families succeeded – will receive social housing
A municipal project in Lithuania aims to improve accessibility to social housing for vulnerable groups, providing five one-bedroom and seven three-bedroom apartments.
Is the Social Democrats a folk high school or a prime minister party? Here is this week's debate
The article discusses the recent debate surrounding the Social Democrats in Denmark and their stance on housing taxes.
‘Anti-social’, parking complaints not enough to stop Launceston social housing project
Launceston City Mission has received approval to develop a six-storey social housing project with 48 affordable homes, amidst community concerns regarding its impact.
The Mystery Spreads After the Social Democrats' Housing Fiasco
The Danish government's handling of the housing crisis has drawn scrutiny as it resembles past election strategies.
Real Estate Scandal in Berlin: Journalist Speculators Pay Back 3.145 Million Euros
A group of former journalists in Berlin has repaid 3.145 million euros received for social housing subsidies after it was disclosed they were unlawfully profiting from subletting properties at high prices.
Legal Dispute: Berlin Homeowners Must Refund Subsidies
Berlin homeowners have reached a settlement to refund more than 3.1 million euros in public subsidies due to breaches of contract related to social housing.
Live Broadcast: Homelessness in Iceland
A live broadcast discusses homelessness in Iceland, featuring various speakers and organizations addressing the current situation and proposed solutions.
Miguel Varela finalizes historic investment in social housing for Zacatecas
Miguel Varela, the mayor of Zacatecas, has secured a historic investment for the construction of social housing in the city, aiming to provide decent housing for families without financing options.
With a theme of social inequality, the 2026 Fraternity Campaign is launched in AC: 'Personal and social conversion'
The 2026 Fraternity Campaign, focusing on social inequality, was launched in Rio Branco, Brazil, urging reflection on the right to dignified housing as a core element of faith and citizenship.
Social Democrats freeze property tax
The Danish Social Democrats have decided not to change the existing property tax agreement, focusing instead on increasing housing supply to address rising property prices.
Elisabet Svane: This is why the Social Democrats will not propose a new housing tax
Political analyst Elisabet Svane explains why the Social Democrats in Denmark are refraining from proposing changes to the housing tax despite current discussions around its fairness.
Elisabet Svane: The Social Democrats vainly sought a new housing tax that could hit or miss
Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has reopened the complex debate on housing taxes, highlighting concerns over wealth accumulation based on property location.
Deadline to update registration for 'Minha Casa, Minha Vida' is extended in Porto Alegre; see step by step
The deadline for updating registration in the 'Minha Casa, Minha Vida' program in Porto Alegre has been extended to Sunday, and this is mandatory for those who need to correct or complement their information.
Social Democrats reject new housing taxes
The Social Democrats in Denmark, led by Finance Minister Nicolai Wammen, announced that they will not implement new housing taxes or a tax on housing gains, opting instead to focus on increasing housing supply to combat rising prices.
Wammen now reports on housing taxes
The Danish Social Democrats ruled out any changes to current housing taxes, stating they do not intend to alter the housing tax agreement from 2017.
Wammen: "The Social Democrats will not run for election on changing housing taxes"
The Social Democrats have definitively stated that they will not change the current housing taxes or introduce a tax on housing gains, focusing instead on increasing the supply of housing.
Higher pension, higher rent: "It is supposed to cover up that there are too few social housing units"
A slight pension increase for an elderly renter in Frankfurt is overshadowed by a significant rise in her rent due to a controversial occupancy fee meant to ensure fairness in social housing.
Higher Pension, Higher Rent: 'It Should Mask the Fact That There Are Too Few Social Housing Units'
A pension increase for a senior citizen in Frankfurt has led to significantly higher rent payments, raising concerns about social housing availability.
After lengthy debates, the government approves support for citizens to pay heating bills
The Latvian government has approved a bill to increase housing support coefficients to aid residents in paying heating bills from January to April 2026, amid opposition from local authorities and employer associations.
Due to high heating bills, the government decides to increase housing benefits; the pool of recipients will also expand
The Latvian government is raising housing benefits to assist households affected by high heating costs, with changes in the formula for calculating the benefits set to take effect in early January.
"Two billion euros for 8000 social housing units": the heavy toll of preemption in Paris
Paris City Hall is under fire for its high spending on social housing while the opposition calls for a halt to its preemption policy in light of unsatisfactory results.
Housing, aging, or the impact of AI on work: the challenges of a Catalonia where poverty is chronic
Catalonia faces persistent poverty despite positive macroeconomic growth, as highlighted in a comprehensive report by the Govern, which outlines key social challenges like housing costs, aging population, and the effects of artificial intelligence on employment.
Neighborhood of Mogi das Cruzes honors the Olympics in name and format
The Olympic Park in Mogi das Cruzes features uniquely designed circular streets meant to evoke the Olympic rings.
Partial municipal plans
Partial municipal plans are urban planning instruments that help organize and develop specific areas within a canton in Ecuador, ensuring sustainable growth to meet social housing demands.
The coalition has agreed to increase the housing benefit calculation coefficient
The Latvian coalition government has decided to increase the coefficient for calculating housing benefits by 0.4, as announced by Prime Minister Evika Siliņa.
The new season after superbonus and PNRR
The end of Italy's superbonus program and the upcoming conclusion of the PNRR requires a shift in construction strategies towards energy efficiency and social housing initiatives.
The Catalan Church signs an agreement with Illa to cede properties for social housing
The Catalan Church has signed a four-year agreement with the government to donate properties for social housing while retaining ownership of the assets.
Six treated for smoke inhalation in a fire at social housing in Alicante
Six individuals received treatment for smoke inhalation after a significant fire broke out in social housing in Alicante.