The PSOE says it is "always" willing to negotiate after the housing decrees fell
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Following the rejection of two housing-related royal decrees in the Spanish Congress this past Friday, PSOE Federal Executive spokesperson Montse Mínguez stated that her party remains committed to dialogue and negotiation. Mínguez emphasized that the PSOE is consistently prepared to engage in discussions to advance its legislative agenda despite the recent parliamentary setback.
While the PSOE maintains its openness to negotiation, the party has questioned whether Junts shares this same willingness. The rejection of the housing decrees highlights ongoing legislative friction and the challenges the government faces in securing support for its policy initiatives.
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Infobae (AR) - First entryFocuses on the general legislative failure of the housing decrees.
Infobae (AR) - Second entryHighlights the specific political tension and skepticism toward Junts.
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