Pedro Sánchez's Electoral Advance Closes the First Budgetless Legislature of Democratic History in Spain
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Pedro Sánchez passes into history because he is the first president to leave La Moncloa without having presented public accounts in his three long years of legislature
In a legislature marked by the absence of budgets and the low normative production, the electoral advance and the consequent dissolution of the Courts are faced with a handful of laws that were promised by the Government to the voters, in some cases, and to their investiture partners, in others. The trail of initiatives that decline is long and disparate in matters. From economic concessions to nationalism to social issues, to controversial refo…
The President of the Government maintained in September 2026 that he would present the accounts in the Courts this year, but he has already exhausted the constitutional deadline.
Since the entry into force of the Budgets of 2023, the State has increased its expenditure by 14 per cent and social security by 20 per cent.
Pedro Sánchez has governed this legislature with the Budgets of 2023, which have been extended year after year
The electoral advance decided by the president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, puts an end to a legislature that leaves several of the major commitments of the government unfulfilled. Housing, the reform of regional finance and the approval of new budgets have remained on the way, despite the fact that the executive had placed these issues among its main priorities. With the next elections, the balance sheet of the legislature leaves a long li…
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