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BackSpagna, Sanchez potrebbe annunciare domani elezioni anticipate dopo bocciatura decreti sulla casa
Spagna, Sanchez potrebbe annunciare domani elezioni anticipate dopo bocciatura decreti sulla casa
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Spagna, Sanchez potrebbe annunciare domani elezioni anticipate dopo bocciatura decreti sulla casa

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  • Il premier spagnolo Pedro Sanchez potrebbe annunciare già domani un anticipo delle elezioni politiche dopo il rifiuto parlamentare dei decreti legge sulla casa, secondo El Pais.
  • Psoe e governo stanno preparando lo scenario elettorale valutando anche il ripristino delle misure bocciate, possibilmente dopo lo scioglimento delle Cortes.

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Il governo spagnolo guidato da Pedro Sanchez ha subito una bocciatura parlamentare dei decreti legge sulla casa, aumentando la pressione sull'esecutivo.

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Il premier spagnolo Pedro Sanchez potrebbe annunciare già domani un anticipo delle elezioni politiche, dopo la bocciatura in Parlamento dei decreti legge sulla casa. Lo riferisce El Pais, secondo cui il Psoe e il governo stanno lavorando ormai sullo scenario elettorale, pur valutando anche come recuperare le misure bocciate in aula. La Moncloa potrebbe infatti approvare di nuovo i decreti anche dopo lo scioglimento delle Cortes, questi potrebbero essere convalidati in un organo parlamentare in cui il governo avrebbe la maggioranza.

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  • Pedro Sanchez annuncerà le elezioni politiche anticipate entro domani

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  • Quando esattamente Sanchez annuncerà le elezioni anticipate?
  • Quale sarà la data prevista per le nuove elezioni politiche?
  • Come reagiranno i partiti di opposizione all'annuncio delle elezioni anticipate?
  • Quali misure sulla casa il governo tenterà di ripristinare dopo le elezioni?

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