Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's decision to dissolve parliament and call snap elections is a response to the legislative failure to address the housing crisis.
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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's decision to dissolve parliament and call snap elections is a response to the legislative failure to address the housing crisis.
Parent: Spanish PoliticsEntity: Pedro SánchezSub-entity: Dissolution of parliamentImpact: mixedDate: Oct 5, 2026Target: The decision to call snap elections following the rejection of housing decrees.
The Spanish government proposed decrees to ban evictions for vulnerable tenants until 2030 and extend rent increase freezes.
Parent: Housing PolicyEntity: Spanish Government DecreesSub-entity: Eviction and rent regulationsImpact: positiveDate: Oct 5, 2026Target: The proposed legislative initiatives to ease the housing crisis.
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Spain's prime minister dissolves parliament, snap elections set for November 29 Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has announced the dissolution of parliament and called early general elections for November 29. The current term was due to run until 2027. The country is in the grip of mass protests over the housing #crisis. The spark was the eviction of 87-year-old Maricarmen Abascal from the Madrid apartment where she had lived for around 70 years.
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#crisis
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announced the dissolution of parliament and the scheduling of early general elections for November 29. The decision was made after the Congress of Deputies rejected two key government decrees aimed at easing the housing #crisis. The legislative initiatives provided, in particular, for a ban on evicting vulnerable tenants until 2030, an extension of the freeze on rent increases for existing contracts for another two years
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#crisis