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A study by Provivienda reveals that 99 percent of real estate agencies in Madrid and Barcelona comply with discriminatory homeowner requests to not show rental properties to Africans, Asians, and Latin Americans, exacerbating the housing crisis in Spain. The report highlights widespread racism in the rental market, with Spaniards offered more options than foreigners, leading to segregation and discrimination. Despite government efforts to combat inequality, the lack of affordable public housing remains a key issue in addressing systemic racism in Spain.
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