Junts' no to housing decrees opens the door to early elections
As Eldiario.es has advanced, 29 November may be the possible date, while other media reports that several ministers have asked Sanchez to consider the legislature exhausted.
Junts's rejection of the two housing decrees opens up a scenario for early electionsin the Spanish Government. Eldiario.es has advanced that Pedro Sánchez is considering calling general elections on November 29, a possibility on which his team is already working.
Other media reports indicate that several ministers have asked Sanchez to exhaust the legislature.
Junts reiterates his opposition to housing decrees
Junts has announced that he will vote against the two housing decrees that Congress will discuss this Friday, after urging the Spanish Government to withdraw the texts and submit a new proposal.
The Spanish Government maintains the decreesdespite Junts' request. The Catalan party believes that the measures contained in the texts could reduce the offer of rent and raise prices, while the Spanish Government advocates their application as part of housing policies.
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