Spain's PM mulls snap election in November if housing laws rejected
Government sources said Sánchez’s team is preparing for a vote after Junts and other right-wing parties threatened to block the housing decrees.
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Diario de Cádiz
Executive sources say they are focused on the debate for the validation of housing decrees There will be general elections in November if the decree against evictions fails
The government wants to focus this Friday on the debate for the validation of the two housing decrees.
Spanish government ministers and PSOE leaders encourage the socialist president to call the polls
Spain's PM mulls snap election in November if housing laws rejected
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is reportedly considering calling a general election for November 29th amid the increasing possibility that the two major housing laws his government proposed will be voted down in parliament on Friday.
Moncloa plans to dissolve the Courts imminently to turn a possible parliamentary setback in Congress into the direct start of the electoral campaign
“It’s time for truth.” Junts’ decision to overthrow the two housing decrees approved by the Council of Ministers on Tuesday has generated a real earthquake in the government. But the sense of failure wants to become an opportunity. On top of the social mobilization in the streets, socialist and ministerial positions consider that the context is conducive to calling the polls. “We spread letters again,” they say, challenging. The last decision is…
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