Spain's PM 'Reasonably Optimistic' New Housing Laws Will Be Approved
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Spain's PM 'reasonably optimistic' new housing laws will be approved
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez on Wednesday said he was "reasonably optimistic" that parliament would approve housing measures his minority government adopted after nationwide protests sparked by a Madrid pensioner's eviction.
Referring to Junts' doubts, the president acknowledged that "very many" of the measures of this parliamentary group have been incorporated.
The president assures that the norm incorporates “much of the measures that the parliamentary groups have proposed to solve the housing emergency” and asks them “responsibility” in view of Friday
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The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, has shown himself this Wednesday "reasonably optimistic" about the...
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