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Feijóo Will Strengthen "the Presence of the State" in Catalonia if He Governs After 29-N

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The leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, assures that if he governs in La Moncloa he will strengthen the "presence of the State" in Catalonia because the PSOE has "withdrawn it". In an interview with El País, he also says that if he governs he will repeal the housing decrees because they harm "both tenants and owners".

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The leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, assures that if he governs in La Moncloa he will strengthen the "presence of the State" in Catalonia because the PSOE has "withdrawn it". In an interview with El País, he also says that if he governs he will repeal the housing decrees because they harm "both tenants and owners".

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The PP candidate, in an interview in EL PAÍS: “Sánchez is succeeding in deactivating the whole left and absorbing it” “Abascal has never spoken to me of vice presidents or ministries” Confirms that he will repeal the housing decrees and warns that, if the next Attorney General makes a criminal proposal against Sánchez, he will not prevent it

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Feijóo does not rule out the coalition with Vox and promises to repeal the housing decrees. Ferraz turns the house into the axis of the model crash. The Feijóo ticket does not rule out the coalition with Vox and will repeal the Sánchez housing decrees aparece primero en Moncloa.

The president of the PP, leader of the opposition and candidate for the presidency of the government, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, has granted an interview to El País almost on the eve of the start of the electoral campaign, in which he has confirmed that he will repeal the housing decrees approved by the government because, in his opinion, they harm both owners and tenants.The leader of the PP, who leads the polls for the general elections on 29 Novem…

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El Pais broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Sunday, November 8, 2026.
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