Sánchez Allies Say End of Legislation Looms
The Spanish Congress rejected a plan to freeze rent prices. Prime Minister Sánchez is trying to get support from the PNV. The PNV withdrew their support from the government.
The Spanish government proposed a decree to limit rent increases. This was meant to help three million people. However, the Congress voted against the plan. The PNV, a nationalist party, opposed the decree. They believe the government is not negotiating properly. This vote likely ends the current term of the Spanish government.
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Highlights
Rent Freeze Vote Against
The Spanish Congress voted against a proposed decree to freeze rent prices.
Government's Argument
Minister Bustinduy said the vote protects three million people from hardship.
PNV's Decision
The PNV abstained due to concerns about legal certainty.
Sánchez's Response
Prime Minister Sánchez seeks support from the PNV to finish the term.
End of Legislative Term
Nationalist parties signal the likely end of the current legislative period.