Spain’s political landscape just shifted dramatically, and it’s leaving a lot of economic plans in limbo. With early elections on the horizon, the government is scrambling to handle unfinished business before the current term officially wraps up.
- The housing crisis hits hard: Severe tension over housing policy triggered the end of the legislative session in just one week.
- Failed votes: Recent attempts to pass new housing decrees were rejected by Parliament, forcing the government to regroup.
- Last-ditch efforts: Officials are now drafting two new decrees, hoping to pass them through the Permanent Deputation before the upcoming November 29 election date.
It remains to be seen if these final measures will actually address the backlog of economic issues left behind.