The government's latest demand to Junts in the face of pressure for early elections over housing decrees: "The only thing they have to do is abstain."

The Spanish government has made a final appeal to the political party Junts ahead of a congressional session focused on royal decrees regarding housing. Moncloa sources stated that the upcoming full session in the Congress of Deputies will center on these housing decrees out of respect, noting that an election advance is under pressure and that the necessary action for the decrees to pass is for the PP, Vox, and Junts to abstain.

In response to the government's stance, Junts announced it will present its own housing proposal to the PSOE on Friday. The party claims the document is already prepared and intended to serve as a starting point if the PSOE wishes to pursue a genuine, solvent solution capable of gathering broad parliamentary support.