Sanchez Considers Early Elections in Spain After Housing Measures Are Rejected
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The rejection of two government decrees in Parliament intensifies political pressure on the Spanish prime minister - The housing crisis is in focus - Early elections may be held in November
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The second vice president of the Junta de Andalucía and leader of Vox pronounces on the possible electoral advancement: "The Spaniards will put this government where it deserves" Juanma Moreno asks Pedro Sánchez to call elections after the announcement
The possibility of calling early elections in Spain, even for November 29, is reportedly being seriously considered by Pedro Sanchez, after two key government measures to address the housing crisis were voted down in the Spanish parliament on Friday.
AGI - Early elections are approaching in Spain. The legislature of Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez hangs in the balance. The majority of the Congress of Deputies, with the votes of the Catalans of Junts, the People's Party and Vox's extreme right, rejected the housing decrees approved by the Spanish government on Tuesday in the Council of Ministers. The Catalan separatists, with whom the government had negotiated the text to include the v…
The right and far-right voted against the housing decrees despite the appeals of Prime Minister Sanchez
Sánchez studies an advance of elections on November 29 if Congress overthrows the housing decrees. The announcement could arrive this weekend. The entry Sánchez studies the advance of elections on November 29 if the housing decrees fall was first published in What!.
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