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Feijóo Demands Sánchez General Elections After the Rejection of Housing Decrees

Summary by Málaga Hoy
PP leader accuses the government of using the housing problem for electoral maneuvers after the vote in Congress Juanma Moreno asks Pedro Sánchez to call elections after the announced rejection of housing decrees

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Lean Left

The Sanchez government’s housing bill has been rejected by Spain’s parliament, with the prime minister considering an election. The Catalan nationalist Junts party has joined the right-wing opposition in calling for early elections. The post Spain: Housing bills rejected – Right-wing opposition calls for government resignation appeared first on in.gr.

·Greece
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Lean Left

The popular leader takes advantage of the parliamentary rejection of the Executive’s measures to argue that Sanchez and his government do not have “the Courts or the streets”

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Left

The decree would have frozen the evictions to cope with the housing emergency. Now rises the request to go to the early vote. The hypothesis of elections on 29 November

·Turin, Italy
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Diario de CádizDiario de Cádiz
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Center

PP leader accuses the government of using the housing problem for electoral maneuvers after the vote in Congress Juanma Moreno asks Pedro Sánchez to call elections after the announced rejection of housing decrees

Lean Left

The PP leader defends his 'no' alongside Vox and Junts to the two legal texts that Congress has laid down: "The result guarantees that the housing situation is no worse than yesterday"

·Madrid, Spain
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El PeriódicoEl Periódico
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Center

DIRECTO Feijóo appears after the vote of the housing decrees

·Barcelona, Spain
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