Spain: Early Elections, a Measure Repeatedly Taken by Sánchez During His Government
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After the 'no' of the Congress to the two housing decrees presented by the Executive, to the left of the PSOE they do not want to know anything about advanced elections. In Moncloa they mention this possibility.
Since his arrival in the Spanish government in 2018, Pedro Sánchez has had to call for early elections on several occasions to deal with the social and economic crises that the country has been going through. For years, he has had to lead the country with alliances with other parties in order to govern. Following the Congress’s refusal to the two legislative decrees proposed to put a temporary solution to the complex housing situation, Sánchez a…
The Spanish president ponders over the weekend whether to take advantage of the housing outrage to cast his ballot
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez is considering resigning after parliament rejected his rent reform on Friday. Tens of thousands of people took to the streets in Spanish cities on Saturday, demanding the government make...
If Sanchez wants to hold elections on the first possible Sunday, the call would be on October 5th.
The warning that Pedro Sánchez made yesterday resonates strongly this weekend. "History will judge them sooner than they believe and with more force than they imagine." With these words, the Prime Minister concluded his speech.
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