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Andorra’s government is launching a bold new rent relief program, setting aside six million euros to cap housing costs at 30% of income—targeting working and middle-class families struggling with soaring rents. Prime Minister Xavier Espot frames it as stability, not charity, helping groups like separated parents and young adults establish independence. Backed by the nation’s economic growth and funded partly by non-working residents, the plan builds on existing measures like rent controls and lease extensions—and will soon cap rents for new tenants too. Espot admits public housing should’ve been prioritized earlier, but insists steady, incremental progress is being made to secure better living conditions for all.

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