Housing remains the country's main problem in the Barometer of the Sociological Research Center (CIS) corresponding to April, appearing mentioned in 41.3% of the questionnaires. However, this percentage represents a decrease of 2.2 points compared to the March survey, in a context marked by the approval of the decree-law that extends the validity of rental contracts that end before the end of 2027.
The same CIS study detects an increase in concern about immigration, coinciding with the dates prior to the approval of the extraordinary regularization of immigrants promoted by the Government.
In detail, immigration appears in the barometer as the fourth national problem, with 15.5% of mentions, one point more than in March. Ahead are the economic crisis, which rises 2.5 points and remains in second place, and the poor quality of employment, whose perception as a difficulty also grows: it goes from 18.3% recorded in March to 19.2%, thus reaching its all-time high.
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