Spain expected to approve housing decrees that triggered snap election
- Spain’s government is expected to reapprove two housing decrees after Parliament rejected them last week, a defeat that prompted Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez to call a snap election for November 29.
- The measures include rent caps, temporary protections against evictions and restrictions on corporate purchases of residential properties.
- The decrees are expected to be considered by a 69-member caretaker body after Parliament was dissolved ahead of the election, with the measures reportedly holding a narrow majority of support.
- The government plans to make minor changes to the decrees while maintaining or strengthening their tenant-protection provisions, according to Culture Minister Ernest Urtasun.
- Spain’s worsening housing crisis has sparked nationwide protests, particularly after the attempted eviction of an 87-year-old woman in Madrid, making housing a central issue ahead of the snap election.
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announces the government's re-approval of two housing decree-laws
The expanded text obliges the announcements to carry the index of reference and previews 10 billion in aids to finance the first housingThese are the measures that the Permanent Council will vote: the government replicates the decrees of housing Although the decrees of housing approved this Tuesday replicate almost identically to those that the Congress has fallen down on Friday, Pedro Sánchez has also announced some new ones that were not in th…
Two new decrees law to deal with the housing emergency after the two previous decrees were rejected by the Parliament last week, leading to the fall of the government. Pedro Sanchez drops theasso before the elections anticipated by himself convened on Monday. Among the 21 main measures there are the facilitation of access to accessible rentals and [...] The article Spain, Sanchez's move before the early vote is in 2 decrees: "Purchased for 10 bi…
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