Podemos tacha de "trampa" separar las medidas de vivienda en dos decretos y avisa: "No va a colar"
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On September 29, the ruling Spanish coalition partners PSOE and Sumar reached an in extremis agreement just prior to a Council of Ministers meeting in Madrid to approve two separate royal decrees regarding housing measures. The decision to split the housing policies into two distinct legislative packages was intended to ensure that at least one set of measures would successfully pass.
Following the announcement, Podemos secretary-general Ione Belarra sharply criticized the government's strategy, denouncing the division of housing measures as a "trap" and warning that the tactic of "divide and conquer" would not work.
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Infobae (PSOE y Sumar pactaron...)Focuses on the coalition agreement and legislative strategy between PSOE and Sumar.
Infobae (Podemos tacha de "trampa"...)Highlights Podemos's criticism and opposition to the government's two-decree tactic.