Podemos calls the government's housing measures a "farce" and rejects breaking them up into several decrees.
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The Spanish government is set to approve a new real estate decree during Tuesday's Council of Ministers following an agreement reached between coalition partners. Sources from Moncloa and Sumar confirmed that the parties have finalized the measures to be included in the upcoming legislation.
Despite the coalition agreement, Podemos has publicly criticized the government's proposal, with Secretary General Ione Belarra labeling the measures a "tease" and asserting that the decree lacks structural reforms. The party has rejected the government's strategy of dividing housing measures into multiple decrees and has signaled that it will continue to mobilize against the current plan.
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Infobae (Podemos tacha de 'tomadura de pelo')Focuses on Podemos's rejection of the government's legislative strategy.
Infobae (Podemos no ve 'ni una medida estructural')Highlights Podemos's critique of the policy's lack of structural depth.
Infobae (Los socios del Gobierno logran un acuerdo)Emphasizes the successful consensus reached by government coalition partners.
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