
A day marked by the vote in the Lower House and Junts' rejection of the Government's proposals.
Hundreds of people march from Puerta del Sol towards Congress in Madrid to demand the approval of the housing decrees, while the Lower House votes on the proposals.
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Hundreds of protesters march towards Congress to coincide with the debate and vote on the Government's housing decrees.
Hundreds of people march this Friday towards Congress to demand the approval of the housing decrees. A day that is marked by the vote in the Lower House, which will not go ahead due to Junts' rejection of both proposals.
all at one
Several protesters shout on their way to Congress, during the march that began at Puerta del Sol.
Next to the fences
Protesters gather near the fences that prevent access to the Congress of Deputies.
In the Plaza de Canalejas
Hundreds of people march towards Congress to demand the approval of the housing decrees, as they pass through the Plaza de Canalejas.
"You don't help those most in need"
A protester shows a banner with the phrase: "PP, Junts, Vox do not help the most needy. Why do you govern?", during the march to Congress.
March to Congress
The demonstration starts from Sol towards Congress to request the approval of the housing decrees.
Sánchez's arrival
The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, arrives at the Congress of Deputies for the plenary session in which the Government's housing decrees are debated and voted on.
Through the San Gerónimo Race
Start of the march to Congress to demand the approval of the two housing decrees, this Friday.
Cheering on the protesters
A member of the organization encourages the protesters who are heading towards the Congress of Deputies for the San Gerónimo Race.
hands up
Protesters raise their hands on their way to the Congress of Deputies.

The Minister of Housing, Isabel Rodríguez, has urged Parliament to approve the housing decrees to stop speculation. He has blamed the PP and has begged Junts not to block the rule, while other parties have called it insufficient.

The PP denounces that the deputy Alberto Ibáñez shouted at the popular spokesperson Ester Muñoz in Congress. While the PP talks about verbal violence and coercion, Sumar sources admit that he reproached him for his attitude and told him that they would pay for it at the polls.

The Madrid Tenants Union marches in Sol to Congress in protest for housing, coinciding with the vote on two government decrees on rents and evictions in a context of parliamentary uncertainty due to the rejection of Junts.

Those close to Pedro Sánchez consider an early election in November likely, conditioned by the citizen reaction, after Junts' rejection of the housing decrees and the imminent return of Carles Puigdemont to Spain.
Pedro Sánchez faces the possible call of early elections, possibly on November 29, after Junts confirmed its vote against the housing decrees and in the face of strong social mobilization on the left.

Junts will deliver to the Government its own proposal for a royal decree on housing to serve as a starting point, trying to distance itself from criticism after announcing its vote against the Executive decrees in Congress.