Mauro argued that the supply of housing could only increase by building new houses, not by taking them from owners. He accused those who, after eight years of inactivity, had last-minute approved two decrees for electoral purposes, of offloading the problem onto the owners without solving it. He also stated that 90% of the houses belonged to individuals who owned one or at most two, sometimes inherited, and who used them to supplement a modest pension. According to Mauro, fueling a social conflict for electoral purposes would not solve the problem. #Alloggi #Politica #Società (translated)