Sánchez asks Congress for "vision" to validate the housing decrees: "Let's put ideology aside"

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has urged parliamentary groups in the Congress of Deputies to demonstrate broadmindedness and set aside ideology to validate two government decrees on housing approved by the Council of Ministers. Sánchez made the appeal during events attended by the king, emphasizing the necessity of legislative support for the newly adopted housing measures.

The push for validation comes as part of the executive's ongoing legislative strategy in Congress. The decrees, greenlit on Tuesday, require parliamentary backing to remain in effect, prompting the prime minister's direct outreach to political factions to secure the necessary votes.