00:00The dictator Francisco Franco, who was in power from 1939 until his death in 1975,
00:08aimed to permanently eradicate leftist political ideas in Spain.
00:13However, as history showed, he failed.
00:17Of the 50 years that have passed since the first democratic elections after the fall of the dictatorship,
00:23governments have been in power for nearly 30 years, formed by the Spanish Socialist Workers' Party.
00:30They all traditionally pursue an active social policy,
00:33trying to protect vulnerable groups of the population and introduce equality standards.
00:38However, the fascination with socialist practices often leads these governments to flawed decisions
00:44that turn into problems for the country and slow down economic growth.
00:48An example of such a decision is the attempt by the current government,
00:52led by Pedro Sánchez, to regulate the rental housing market.
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