
Moncloa adds two extraordinary meetings to the usual calendar before the November 29 elections.
The Spanish Government has scheduled two extraordinary councils of ministers for November 13 and 20, coinciding with the electoral campaign, with the aim of approving pending social measures before the November 29 elections.
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The Government has decided to increase the number of meetings of the Council of Ministers before the elections on November 29.
Starting shot of the electoral campaign from the Council of Ministers. Until the elections, on November 29, when the Government takes office, there were three ordinary cabinet meetings left - including the one on Tuesday, November 10 - to which La Moncloa has decided to add two other extraordinary appointments: one on November 13, the date on which the campaign officially begins, and another on the 20th, right in the middle of it.
"More rights, more improvements and more reinforcement of the welfare state, now and in the next four years of the progressive Government," said Félix Bolaños, Minister for the Presidency, on his social networks.
"There are issues that have been left pending in the Council of Ministers or also in the Congress of Deputies. And, therefore, there are going to be social measures that over the course of these weeks, well, we will approve in the Council of Ministers," Pedro Sánchez explained in an interview in La Séptima. No extraordinary meeting was held in the 2023 general election campaign, as recorded in the record of minutes of the Council of Ministers of that year.
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Approval of new social measures in the extraordinary councils.
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