Overview
- Sumar’s parliamentary spokesperson said Isabel Rodríguez should step aside if she will not adopt “serious, brave and innovative” measures on housing.
- The group warned its patience is running out and argued citizens cannot wait longer for actions that reduce housing prices.
- Sumar demanded a public response to its plan and asked the ministry to explain why its proposals would be ineffective or counterproductive.
- It labeled the minister’s recent appearance in Congress “disappointing” and criticized a planned housing information hotline as inadequate.
- The clash follows Sumar’s package with price freezes, tourist‑rental regulation and tax changes that it says the ministry ignored, and no resignation has been tendered.