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Sánchez Faces Today Decisive Vote on New Housing Laws with Junts and We Can Doubt. What Is at Stake?

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The government of Pedro Sánchez faces a decisive vote this Friday in the Spanish Congress of Deputies to try to secure the validation of two decree-laws on housing, but arrives at the extraordinary plenary without having assured all the necessary support.

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Independence Party (determinant in the parliamentary majority that supports the government of Sánchez) demanded withdrawal of two decrees made after Maricarmen case. Legislature may be at risk.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Lean Right

The journalist anticipates that Congressional decision on housing decrees will mark the legislature, while Junts announces its rejection and the government maintains the vote

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Left

Junts will not vote for the measure and the indignados besieg the Courts. After the crisis generated by the eviction of Maricarmen, the socialist government without majority could convene the vote already for 29 November and try to exploit the national discontent

·Rome, Italy
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Lean Right

The government of Pedro Sánchez faces a decisive vote this Friday in the Spanish Congress of Deputies to try to secure the validation of two decree-laws on housing, but arrives at the extraordinary plenary without having assured all the necessary support.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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Lean Left

The government incorporated measures of Junts and PNV for the owners and Sumar, the extensions. The text has much imprint of those of Puigdemont

·Madrid, Spain
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Spanish lawmakers are voting today on two pieces of legislation on housing that the Spanish government is pushing forward with in the face of a major wave of public protest in a vote whose outcome is not guaranteed and risks putting Pedro Sanchez's government in a difficult position. Heavy police forces have been deployed around the […]

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El Independiente broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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