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Bridge Admits that the Government Was Not “Sufficiently Forward-Looking” with Housing and Acknowledges that It Now Does Not Have the “Tools Needed” to Curb Prices

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The Transport Minister accepts that housing was not a priority during Sánchez's first term, despite having a more favourable parliamentary majority to act on.

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Oscar Puente, Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility, acknowledged this Friday that the government that presides Pedro Sánchez does not have "the necessary tools" to solve "short-term" the housing crisis and that for this reason he has called general elections for November 29th. Thus, one of the strong men of Sánchez ... Continue reading "Bridge recognizes the failure of the government with housing: "We do not have tools to solve the pro…

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The Transport Minister accepts that housing was not a priority during Sánchez's first term, despite having a more favourable parliamentary majority to act on.

·Madrid, Spain
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The Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility, Oscar Puente, admitted this Friday that the government of Pedro Sánchez was not "sufficiently forward-looking" on housing during his first term, when the executive had a clearer parliamentary majority to have acted, and has acknowledged that he currently lacks the "tools necessary" to solve the problem in the short term.

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The Minister of Transport and Sustainable Mobility, Oscar Puente, admitted this Friday that the government of Pedro Sánchez was not "sufficiently forward-looking" on housing during his first term, when the executive had a clearer parliamentary majority to have acted, and has acknowledged that he currently lacks [...] The Bridge entry admits that the government was not "sufficiently forward-looking" with housing during his first term appears firs…

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Forbes España broke the news on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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