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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has dissolved parliament and called a snap election for November 29. He made the announcement after his minority government…
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has dissolved parliament and called a snap election for November 29. He made the announcement after his minority government suffered a major setback in Congress, where lawmakers rejected measures aimed at tackling the country's housing crisis. The vote comes after months of protests over housing costs and renters' rights and has now pushed Europe's last socialist heavyweight to seek a fresh mandate from voters.
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One issue that has hurt the Right in Catalonia in recent elections was the Catalan independence debate. The Right are opposed, especially Vox. Also issues like the status of the Catalan language.
@@bri_____1970Imported1mo ago
Sanchez is done! 100%. Too left wing. Going too left is going to give rise to the far right - it is as simple as that!!!
@@RahmanRashidi-c2yImported1mo ago
housing is not the problem. the problem is all these vampire venture capitalist companies buying up all the properties with high prices, then raising rents to astronomical numbers on the excuse that they paid "high" value for... why is there no action against these vampires ?!
@@liemto9485Imported1mo ago
If the US wants to be wealthy, it should not participate in global wars; instead, it should sell weapons to Ukraine if needed (the same applies to other conflicts).
@@birunzImported1mo ago
Vox, Junts and the PP voted against the 2 decrees because of their deep involvement with the real estate corporations
@@pickypoison9501Imported1mo ago
This socialist government wanted more people in the system unregulated. <br><br>And then wonder why low income housing is full in the city. <br>While the country side is still dying. <br><br>On the other side, making ludicrous squatting rights and zero protection for owners. Why should they take the risk?<br><br>Gentrification for those that can pay for it and low income properties for foreigners, but surprised about the outcome.
@@BaldmanBImported1mo ago
I don't understand the housing issue. There are PLENTY of cheap houses in the every town and village not in the big cities to buy.
@@nemanjaljacevic6799Imported1mo ago
I like indian outfit
@@DonJulioitsthegoodstuffImported1mo ago
Im not spanish, so i dont have any political preference. The only thing i know, because i lived in Madrid for 5 years, is that politicians in spain are incredible corrupt. What Spain needs is new people and a new improved and transparent system.
@@KeithlfpieterseImported1mo ago
There is a HOUSING CRISIS in all the EU Member states!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 Let's say it like it is. Neo-liberal politics has lead to this situation. This is not a Spanish problem; in The Netherlands in some cities the waiting list for social housing is TWELVE YEARS! 12! It is time to do something about the root cause which is neo-liberal cutthroat policies.
@@JosephSolisAlcaydeAlbericiImported1mo ago
Spain needs to pull a China by outlawing private freehold land ownership and convert everyone, citizen or non-citizen, as perpetual lessee, with the Spanish State as the sole landlord. By adopting this leasehold-only property ownership regime, the Spanish government will no longer worry about displacing retired NIMBY homeowners to build high-rise socialized condominiums.
@@nicktw8688Imported1mo ago
fascism and the far-right is sweeping the developed/developing world. Dark times ahead.
@@dizelvanhailer3738Imported1mo ago
Why would you vote for socialists? You want to stay broke?
@@man08839Imported1mo ago
As you can see, jobs are becoming unstable and earning opportunities are shrinking. In reality, no one helps you when things go wrong. That’s why planning and responsibility are important, whether in life or decisions.
@@liemto9485Imported1mo ago
China is not as benign as people think (it is aggressively pursuing territorial disputes in the South China Sea); on the global stage, China is waiting to grow stronger before making a move against the U.S.
@@AncientKing9197Imported1mo ago
It's not a gamble but a huge blunder.
@@alexalexiye9791Imported1mo ago
Hahahaaha oh how much DW and those behind cannot stand Sanchez 😂😂😂 Speaking of housing crisis, maybe you should have a look in your own yard Germany
@@m389nkfpe03Imported1mo ago
This is such a biased report - why call Vox ultra right but not call Sanchez far left? Which is what he is given his open borders policies
@@EdwinSargentImported1mo ago
How can DW release this clip without stating that Sanchez has called this election because his government tried to pass a housing act to resolve the crisis but the PP and Vox voted it down? Very poor show, DW.
@@dwnewsImported1mo ago
Spain now faces a high-stakes vote, with Europe's last major socialist government under pressure.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has dissolved parliament and called a snap election for November 29. He made the announcement after his minority government suffered a major setback in Congress, where lawmakers rejected measures aimed at tackling the country's housing crisis. The vote comes after months of protests over housing costs and renters' rights and has now pushed Europe's last socialist heavyweight to seek a fresh mandate from voters.
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