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Housing Decrees Face Final Review at the Permanent Congressional Council Today

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The housing decrees face their final examination in the Permanent Congressional Council today. It was in early October that the Spanish government tried to approve these two rules, but met with opposition from PP, Vox, Junts and UPN.

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The housing decrees face their final examination in the Permanent Congressional Council today. It was in early October that the Spanish government tried to approve these two rules, but met with opposition from PP, Vox, Junts and UPN.

·Bilbao, Spain
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The watchdog body of the Congress debates and votes the two royal decrees laws that the Plenary collapsed on October 2 and that the Executive re-approved...

·Madrid, Spain
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After the dissolution of Parliament on 5 October, the Council of Ministers of Spain re-approved the two decrees and now hopes to circumvent, at least partially, the previous lead.

The Permanent Diputación debates the package promoted by the government after its rejection in Congress, in a context where the first decree has the support to go ahead and the one regarding the stability of contracts will decay.The BOE publishes the new housing decrees: these are the 21 measures and the changes introduced by the government

The general strike has turned the demand for decent housing and sufficient wages into a collective expression of the tiredness in the face of increasingly difficult living conditions. The mobilization of workers, driven by the unions and preceded by months of protests, has returned to the housing conflict the social and political dimension that the parliamentary blockade had not managed to resolve. Streets have transferred to institutions a dema…

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El Debate broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Thursday, November 12, 2026.
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