Felipe González and Mariano Rajoy Advocate for the End of the Legislature Between Attacks on Pedro Sánchez
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Diario de Cádiz
"If I say that elections must be called, they are not called," ironically the former socialist president PP, Vox, Junts and UPN overthrow housing decrees in Congress
Both former presidents agreed in full debate on a possible electoral advance: Pedro Sánchez should call the Spaniards to the polls. The socialist also recalled that when he was left without a majority to approve the Budgets he chose to call elections.
Rajoy and González call for general elections and suggest that housing should be the subject of a state pact
The two former presidents question whether the government can continue without budgets and criticize the management of Ceuta
Former PP president reaffirms himself as “unconditional of bipartisanism” and socialist of “extreme center”
Within the framework of the vote on the two housing decrees in the Congress of Deputies, which have ended up falling due to the refusal of the Popular Party, Vox and Junts, the debate on the early convening of general elections is becoming more and more materialized. In addition to the fact that it is a question subject to reflection by the Government of Pedro Sánchez, previous voices in the office of La Moncloa have been demanding this measure.
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