Spain’s Government Dealt Blow as Lawmakers Reject Housing Bills
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"Shame, shame!" the Spanish Minister of Social Rights, Pablo Bustinduy, said that the deputies of the People's Party (right), Vox (extreme right) and Junts (independent Catalans) were "seriously" and "will pay this political error at the polls." Minutes earlier, the first of the decrees had been rejected by 178 votes against and 172 in favour. The text had been approved on Tuesday by the left-wing government to address the serious housing crisis…
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's center-left government, which lakes a majority in Parliament, was dealing a slow when two of its bills liked at which protests over a housing crisis were shot down, ahead of general elections set for 2027.
Pedro Sánchez’s moderate optimism before the votes of the two decrees on housing took place, if it was not one more of his impostures, would reveal a maximum degree of distortion of the reality in which the still president of the government lives. Sánchez must have believed at some point that he really had that which he called “majority of progress”, formed as an amalgam of extreme left and separatists, with touches of conservative nationalism a…
Spanish Parliament rejected two decree-laws to stem the housing crisis, plunging Pedro Sánchez's government into a political stalemate on the eve of new demonstrations
The Spanish parliament has narrowly rejected two decrees by Leftist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez (PSOE) against the housing shortage. Sánchez will now possibly...
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