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Sánchez Is Inclined to Advance the Elections, Pending to Set the Date

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President prioritizes adopting shock measures in the face of housing crisis

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El Pais: the announcement expected tomorrow, Moncloa also studies the recovery of measures

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The social explosion due to the housing crisis and the inability of the government to respond to it, because they do not have the parliamentary majority enough, have led Pedro Sánchez to...

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President prioritizes adopting shock measures in the face of housing crisis

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Pedro Sánchez announced that he would take the weekend to decide whether to dissolve the Courts and convene general elections in the next few days; this announcement comes after the Congress of Deputies toppled the two decrees of housing promoted by the Government. If in the next few days the President decides to advance the elections after discussing with the Council of Ministers, as indicated in article 115 of the Constitution. The calendar wi…

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There are those who keep silence, those who admit that they know nothing, and those who know the plans ask that they be understood to reveal nothing to us. But the decision seems already taken pending Pedro Sánchez to set the date of the electoral advance. After the defeats of the decrees in Congress, the chief

Ferraz and the socialist ministers push Sánchez to call on November 29 after Junts slammed the decrees. The decision remains open. The entry Sánchez weighs the electoral advance demanded by the PSOE: general elections on November 29 appears first in Moncloa.

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Moncloa broke the news on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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