There will be news: the vote on housing decrees, anti-speculation mobilizations and the red alert in the Peninsular East
In two words, a summary of what will be news of the Present today.
The main headlines of the media today, October 2, 2026, are as follows:
- Vote on the housing decrees: afterJunts's' no 'vote, Pedro Sanchez says he will portray the votes that will be cast today to entire generations and has not withdrawn the decrees, although none of the housing measures that came out of the council of ministers will be approved in Congress after Junts's decision to vote no to both texts. Automatic extension of rents was impossibleafter the 'no' vote of the PNV, but Puigdemont's party was the last minute that ended the decree.
- Anti-speculation mobilizations in the capitals of Hego Euskal Herria: attentive to what is happening in Madrid, housing unions have called for mobilizations this afternoon.
- Red alert for rain in the Peninsular East: Much of the Mediterranean coast is on rainfall alert, especially in the Valencian Community and Catalonia, where ES Alert warnings have been activated for the risk of heavy rainfall. In Castellón, 153.8 litres per square metre have been accumulated in Ain and the Ebro Hydrographic Confederation has warned of the risk of flooding in the Tortosa area.
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