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Aitor Esteban Says that Approving the Decrees in the Permanent Council "Is Not Nice" Despite the Fact that the PNV Will Support the First

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The PNV, whose position is decisive in moving the two initiatives forward, will vote again in the Permanent Congressional Council in favor of the P...

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The separatist formation continues in its drift to the left and will save the housing decree in the Permanent Congressional Council.

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The PNV, whose position is decisive in moving the two initiatives forward, will vote again in the Permanent Congressional Council in favor of the P...

·Madrid, Spain
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A social majority wants to regulate rents.When a society decides that something is unacceptable, it is very difficult to reverse it Read more: These are the measures that will be voted by the Permanent Council: the government replicates the housing decrees News in the housing decrees: changes in rental ads and up to 200,000 loans to buy house The PNV is inclined to save the first housing decree with its decisive vote in the Permanent Council and…

·Madrid, Spain
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Aitor Esteban believes that "it's not pretty" nor should decrees be passed in the Permanent Council but confirms that the PNV will support it by housing regulations

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The PNV spokesman, Aitor Esteban, this Wednesday called for "both of them" to "stop waving banners with the house and said that it is a...

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The president of the PNV, Aitor Esteban, said this Wednesday that taking the decrees on housing to the Permanent Congressional Council "is legal", but "is not orthodox" or "nice".

·Pamplona, Spain
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Eldiario.es broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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