Tens of thousands of people have taken to the streets across Spain to protest after proposed housing reforms failed to address the country's growing housing affordability problems.
Demonstrators called for measures to make housing more affordable, particularly for young people and low-income households. Protesters also criticised rising rents and the limited availability of affordable homes in major cities.
The failed reforms have added to public frustration over Spain's housing crisis, with property prices and rents remaining high in many urban areas. Housing has become a major political issue as more people struggle to find affordable accommodation.
The Spanish government has defended its efforts to tackle the problem, while opposition parties and housing groups have called for stronger measures to increase the supply of affordable housing and protect tenants.
The protests highlight the continuing debate in Spain over how governments should respond to rising housing costs and growing demand for affordable homes.