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Sánchez Would Have Support in the Permanent Council to Validate a New Housing Decree if He Calls Elections

Summary by EL ESPAÑOL
The government should pass the royal decree in the Council of Ministers before dissolving the Courts. More information: Sánchez's team is betting on going to the polls on 29-N with a PSOE "protective of the weak" against the "dissolved PP"

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Lean Left

The president assumes that the legislature is exhausted with the current parliamentary composition and glimpses in the wave of mobilizations an opportunity to activate the progressive electorateSol does not slacken and prepares to resist until the general strike: “We are motivated and increasingly organized” Everything is already prepared in the Moncloa at the expense of the president giving the final approval. The anticipated call for general e…

·Madrid, Spain
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Lean Left

Moncloa prepares formulas to approve housing decrees again and validate them in the Permanent Congressional Council

·Madrid, Spain
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Right

The debate of the decrees could return to Congress: not to the plenary, but to the Permanent Council in a play on which is speculated today.

Lean Right

The government should pass the royal decree in the Council of Ministers before dissolving the Courts. More information: Sánchez's team is betting on going to the polls on 29-N with a PSOE "protective of the weak" against the "dissolved PP"

·Spain
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Pending Pedro Sánchez's decision, if he announces an electoral advance or chooses to follow, there is a third way that was already used in 2019. The PP urges Sánchez to call general elections now: "Pedro, don't think about it anymore. Do it."

The Permanent Diputación has 30 days to validate the decree, a period that the government could accelerate until the campaign

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EL ESPAÑOL broke the news in Spain on Sunday, October 4, 2026.
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