Palma's housing councillor, Neus Truyol, is insisting that the Spanish government provides town halls with the legal means to regulate the price of rented accommodation and extends the suspension of evictions beyond the state of alarm (which is scheduled to end on May 9).
Palma demanding legal means to regulate rents
Berlin an example of a cap on the price
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