Sánchez ignores criticism of his housing policy and responds to public pressure: "The government is working against the clock to deliver the decree on Tuesday."
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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced that his government is working to finalize a real decree on housing to be presented at the Council of Ministers this coming Tuesday. The initiative, described as a measure to address an emergency housing situation, follows public pressure and ongoing negotiations regarding the regulation of the sector.
Sánchez has requested a final effort from his political partners to ensure the legislative measure is validated. While the government aims to move the decree forward, the responsibility for its final approval has been shifted toward the Congress, amid reports of criticism regarding the administration's current management of housing policies.
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El Mundo (Madrid, Spain)Highlights executive defiance of criticism and shifts responsibility to Congress.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina)Focuses on the timeline and the specific humanitarian intent of the decree.
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