Sánchez claims he has done his part by approving the Housing decrees and "now it's up to Congress"

The Spanish coalition government approved two royal decree-laws regarding housing policy this Tuesday, following a period of intense negotiation. Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has publicly defended the executive's actions, asserting that the government has fulfilled its responsibility to address public concerns through these measures. The decrees are scheduled for a vote in a special plenary session of Congress this Friday.

Sánchez has called upon parliamentary partners to support the validation of these measures, while noting that he does not expect cooperation from the opposition parties, the PP and Vox. Despite the government's push, the legislative path remains uncertain as the proposed decrees have yet to secure a consensus among political parties and industry stakeholders ahead of the upcoming vote.