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Spain's Government Uses Parliament Dissolution to Try to Salvage Overturned Housing Decree

The main decree would extend lease protections through 2028 and shield vulnerable tenants from eviction, officials said.

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The Spanish government plans to re-submit housing decrees to the Diputacion Permanente following the snap general election call for 29 November.

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These two decree-laws will be examined in Parliament, dissolved by the Prime Minister, by a special commission, not all 350 deputies.

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The Government recovers the two rules that Congress has laid down with 'incorporations' and delays the entry into force of the extension of the rents until their validation

·Madrid, Spain
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The director of EL ESPAÑOL has denounced that the government uses "the subterfuge of the Permanent Council to impose its personal will." More information: Sánchez tries to annul the decision of the Plenary of Congress with another housing decree and the opposition calls it "tramposo".

·Spain
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By Pau Mosquera, CNN en Español The advance of the general elections in Spain has given an unexpected second life to government measures to alleviate the housing crisis. Although the Parliament repealed last Friday the two royal decrees passed by the executive of Pedro Sanchez a week ago, they reborn

·Panama City, United States
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The government of Spain must adopt two housing decrees on Tuesday (6), the rejection of which by parliament last week led Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to call early elections, as stated by the Minister of Culture, Ernest Urtasun. Exclusive material for subscribers. To have full access, please access the link of the subject and register.

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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The Catalan professor insists that the government seeks to approve the housing decrees "by the back door" and without there being any real legal certainty.

·Madrid, Spain
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ondacero.es broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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