Mass protests have erupted across the country following parliament’s rejection of two key housing policies aimed at easing affordability, escalating a political standoff that has now stretched into its second week. Authorities face mounting pressure as demonstrators demand action on rising living costs, while lawmakers remain divided over how to address the housing shortage. The deadlock highlights deepening tensions between government priorities and public expectations amid economic strain. With no immediate resolution in sight, the unrest threatens to further destabilize an already fragile political climate.
Latest demonstrations deepen a days-long crisis after parliament struck down two affordable housing decrees.
