Sumar is increasing the pressure on the PSOE and will take a stand if the Housing Ministry includes "partial and watered-down measures" in the decree.

Sumar has intensified political pressure on its coalition partner, the PSOE, threatening to boycott the upcoming Council of Ministers meeting if the Ministry of Housing proceeds with what it considers inadequate housing policies. The formation has drawn a firm line for Tuesday, warning that it will refuse to participate if the government attempts to pass a decree ley containing only partial, watered-down measures or mere temporary patches.

This ultimatum marks a significant escalation in tensions within the executive branch regarding housing legislation. According to the party, the current proposals fall short of the necessary action, with Sumar recalling that a full half-year has already passed since initial commitments or previous discussions on the matter took place.