
The leader of the PP assures that Spain has "the right to decide now" and describes housing management as the "symbol of failure" of the Executive
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The Congress of Deputies recently rejected two decrees on housing presented by the Government. The leader of the PP has expressed his intention to implement his own proposal if he comes to power.
The leader of the PP, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, stated this Saturday that President Pedro Sánchez should not "make further threats" because Spain has "the right to decide now", a day after Congress overturned the two housing decrees approved on Tuesday by the Council of Ministers.
In O Grove (Pontevedra), at the final conference of the La Toja Forum, Feijóo stated this Saturday, the day in which demonstrations are taking place throughout the Spanish territory, that he is not calling for general elections out of "revanchism" but, on the other hand, the country "cannot take it anymore."
Housing is the "symbol of failure" of the current Executive, he has highlighted, and has guaranteed that if he comes to power he will approve his proposal on housing in the first month of that hypothetical government.
Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of the PP, has demanded that Pedro Sánchez immediately call general elections. During the La Toja Forum, he criticized the instability of the Government and the failure of its housing policy after the parliamentary rejection of its decrees.
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