The Spanish government has decided to postpone the approval of a new housing royal decree, originally scheduled for the upcoming Council of Ministers meeting. The measure will now be addressed in September to allow for further negotiations with parliamentary groups.
The delay stems from the government's inability to secure the necessary support for the decree’s validation in Congress. Sources from the Ministry of Housing, led by Isabel Rodríguez, indicated that more time is required to reach a transversal agreement. While some political actors, such as the Comuns, have expressed a willingness to accept concessions like tax breaks for property owners to facilitate the deal, the government has opted to prioritize other matters, including the wildfire prevention campaign, during the final Council of Ministers session of the current term.
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