Sanchez has called on congressional groups to "take a broad view" and "abandon ideology" in the vote on the housing decrees
He said so at the opening of the 8th edition of the La Toja Forum in O Grove, Pontevedra, where he met former government presidents Mariano Rajoy and Felipe González.
The President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, has asked all parties in the Congress of Deputies for a "broad vision" when voting on the two housing decrees approved by the Council of Ministers: "Let's put ideology aside."
Sánchez said so at the opening of the 8th edition of the La Toja Forum in A Illa da Toxo, O Grove (Pontevedra), where he met former Spanish Prime Ministers Mariano Rajoy and Felipe González.
According to him, the "biggest problem" in Spain is thatof accommodation. "That is precisely the objective of the agreement we reached on Tuesday, as a result of the dialogue with the parliamentary groups, and also within the progressive coalition government," he said.
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