Andorra Union Leader Slams Evictions Without Housing Alternatives
Gabriel Ubach criticises rental practices leaving tenants vulnerable at lease end, calling for better protections amid housing stability concerns.
Key Points
- Gabriel Ubach criticises evictions at lease end without housing options.
- USdA leader calls situation unfair for renters in Andorra.
- Short-term leases leave tenants vulnerable post-contract.
- Remarks in Diari d'Andorra interview on 20 February 2026; no policy details or authority response.
Gabriel Ubach, the general secretary of the Unió Sindical d'Andorra (USdA), has criticised current rental practices in the country, arguing that tenants should not face eviction at the end of a lease without any alternative housing options.
"No, it shouldn't be like that," Ubach stated, highlighting what he sees as an unfair situation for renters. His comments underscore ongoing concerns about housing stability in Andorra, where short-term leases often leave occupants vulnerable once contracts expire.
The remarks were made in an interview published by *Diari d'Andorra* on 20 February 2026. Ubach emphasised: "What cannot be is that, when the rental contract for the flat ends, they can throw you out without an alternative."
While specific policy changes were not detailed, Ubach's position reflects broader debates on tenant protections amid rising demand for accommodation in the principality. Authorities have yet to respond to the comments.
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