The Government remains optimistic 24 hours before the vote on the decrees: "It is time for the groups to make their position known."

The Spanish government faces a critical parliamentary vote in the Congress of Deputies on Friday to convalidate two royal decrees concerning housing. Government spokesperson Elma Saiz expressed reasonable optimism ahead of the session, stating it is the moment for political groups to declare their positions, while reports indicate the administration is engaged in last-minute negotiations awaiting the decisive vote of Junts, which called an emergency meeting.

Simultaneously, the housing decrees have drawn sharp criticism from opposition figures. Andalusia's regional president, Juanma Moreno, accused the national government of generating legal and political insecurity with measures that he suggested might not last even hours, while separately announcing a regional rental assistance program of up to 250 euros per month for young adults under 35.