Mónica García warns that Sumar will not endorse a housing decree that falls short, but rules out leaving the government.
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Spanish Health Minister and Sumar representative Mónica García announced on Tuesday that her political platform will not endorse a housing royal decree that falls short of expectations, though she explicitly ruled out leaving the coalition government. García stated that Sumar's continued presence in the government serves to pressure the PSOE into taking action.
Simultaneously, tensions persist between the two coalition partners as negotiations continue. Sumar has submitted a new draft proposal regarding the housing decree to the PSOE, with party sources confirming that an agreement has not yet been reached between the governing allies.
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Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR)Focuses on Mónica García's ultimatum regarding the housing decree and government stability.
Infobae (Buenos Aires, Argentina) (AR) (second snippet)Emphasizes the deadlock in negotiations and Sumar sending a new draft to the PSOE.
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