Adelante asserts that the Government "has signed its death warrant" with the housing decrees: "They haven't understood anything"
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Political reactions have intensified following the approval of two housing-related royal decrees by the Council of Ministers, which include an extension of eviction protections until 2030. Regional and national political figures have strongly criticized the government's legislative strategy regarding these measures.
José Ignacio García, spokesperson for Adelante Andalucía, sharply condemned the decrees, asserting that the government has signed its own "death certificate" and failed to understand the situation. Simultaneously, Podemos leader Ione Belarra demanded that the administration rectify its approach by combining all housing measures into a single decree, arguing that splitting them into two separate texts for congressional validation constitutes a maneuver to contain civic mobilization.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Podemos exige al Gobierno rectificar y aprobar un solo decreto con las medidas de viviendaFocuses on Podemos demanding a single decree to prevent a perceived legislative trap.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR): Adelante asegura que el Gobierno "ha firmado su acta de defunción" con los decretos de viviendaEmphasizes harsh regional criticism that the government fundamentally misunderstood the housing crisis.
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