Mónica García believes that the partners will support the housing decrees and downplays the fact that the second one is not yet published in the BOE (Official State Gazette).

The Spanish government's recently approved housing decrees are facing a complex political landscape ahead of their parliamentary convalidation, marked by opposition from both the right and the left. Mónica García, Minister of Health and leader of Más Madrid, has expressed confidence that parliamentary partners, including Junts and PNV, will ultimately support the measures, while downplaying delays regarding the publication of the second decree in the Official State Gazette (BOE).

However, the administration faces significant hurdles from multiple political factions. Vox has officially confirmed its rejection of the housing decrees, arguing that the measures will worsen the housing crisis by reducing supply while increasing demand. Simultaneously, Podemos has maintained its hardline stance, with leader Ione Belarra demanding that the government withdraw the current decrees and instead present a single, comprehensive housing text to Congress.