Junts Moves Away From the Housing Agreement and Accuses the Government of Turning the Decree Into an "Omnibus" Text
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Sumar and other leftist groups press on the duration of the anti-evict shield, room rental or extension of contracts, and Junts threatens to break, but everyone has moved and there seems to be space
The Executive rushes negotiations to bring its new housing decree to the Council of Ministers on Tuesday, but the latest changes complicate the agreement: Junts assures that the text has moved away from what has been negotiated by "the pressure of its partners", while those partners (Sumar) are also against considering that there is still a lack of "must-have" measures.
The negotiation remains open to the point that the other side of the Government (Summar) still does not make clear its acceptance of the text, considering in ...
Junts denounces that the text has changed substantially during the afternoon "due to pressure from its partners".
Mr Junts drew attention to the pre-agreement on housing which, according to training sources, had been reached this morning before the Council of Ministers adopted the royal decree tomorrow. “The Spanish Government is moving away from the agreement it has worked in the last few days and is putting housing solutions at risk again”, he added from the independent training, which acknowledges that on the text known in the morning, there was a “conse…
Independentist training ensures that the draft has changed "substantially" during the afternoon by pressure from the Executive members, although it keeps the negotiation open: "For us it will not be left"
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