
President Pedro Sánchez has asked parliamentary groups to support the housing decrees, warning Junts, PP and Vox about the political consequences of blocking measures that seek to stop speculation and facilitate affordable rentals.
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The Government seeks to validate housing decrees to mitigate problems of access to rentals. The measures have been presented as the result of months of negotiation.
The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, has launched a final call to the groups to validate the housing decrees and has attacked those, in his opinion, who put the wear and tear of the Government before the solution to a problem that affects millions of people. Furthermore, pointing to Junts, PP and Vox, he has warned that if they do not support these decrees "history will judge them sooner than they believe and with greater force and force than they imagine."
Sánchez has presented the measures as the result of months of analysis and negotiation, and has described them as "ambitious", but also as "necessary, reasonable and balanced". He has defended that they seek to stop speculation, facilitate access to affordable rentals and protect both tenants and owners. "They are not going to solve the housing problems on their own, but they will help mitigate them," he admitted.
The Congress of Deputies has rejected two decrees on housing presented by the Government of Pedro Sánchez. The refusal of Junts, added to the opposition of PP, Vox and UPN, has left the Executive without support in a day of strong political confrontation.

Faced with the possibility of early elections, Sumar seeks to consolidate its housing proposal and accelerate the election of a candidate. The political space faces internal fractures and the urgent need to negotiate a coalition with Podemos.
The Congress of Deputies has rejected two decrees on housing presented by the Government of Pedro Sánchez. The refusal of Junts, added to the votes of PP, Vox and UPN, represents a critical parliamentary defeat for the legislature.
The Congress of Deputies has rejected the Government's first housing decree with 178 votes against. PP, Vox and Junts have blocked the measure, despite the intervention of Pedro Sánchez, who urged the deputies to think about citizens.

In an unforeseen intervention, President Pedro Sánchez has pressured Junts from the tribune of Congress, urging them to vote in favor and warning them that history will judge their decision regarding the interests of the real estate elites.

The Spanish Government will not be able to validate its housing decrees in Congress due to the rejection of PP, Vox and Junts. The PP criticizes the interventionism of the Executive and proposes a plan based on increasing the supply and construction of housing.