Rodríguez tells Junts that the decree includes 90% of their demands and proposes processing it to make changes.
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Minister of Housing Isabel Rodríguez has urged the Junts party to support a new decree law regarding urgent housing measures, stating that the current text incorporates 90% of their previously submitted requests. She proposed that the party allow the decree to proceed, with the possibility of introducing further modifications during the subsequent parliamentary processing stage.
Simultaneously, the regulatory framework for data centers, which is part of the broader legislative discussion, has faced criticism from the private sector. Emilio Gayo, CEO of Telefónica, warned that specific requirements within the decree could hinder the development of the data center industry, despite acknowledging that the legislation aims to address valid objectives.
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Infobae (Housing)Focuses on government negotiation and political consensus with Junts.
Infobae (Data Centers)Highlights private sector concerns regarding regulatory limitations on industry growth.