
Junts has agreed to overturn the housing decree that is still in force if the Government does not remake it and presents a new one that the independence party can validate in a plenary session scheduled for next week, after an extraordinary meeting of its executive.
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Junts has threatened to overturn the housing decree if the Government does not modify it to satisfy its demands, after an extraordinary meeting of its executive.
Junts will overturn the housing decree that is still alive if the Government does not remake it and present a new one that the independence party can validate in a plenary session that will take place next week.
This was agreed by the management of the group led by Carles Puigdemont tonight, in an extraordinary meeting of its executive that started at 9 p.m. and lasted for an hour and a half.
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The Government will present a new housing decree before the Junts plenary session next week to avoid its overthrow.
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