Pablo Bustinduy: “Submitting Budgets is never an excuse for anything”
The Minister for Social Rights is convinced that the dependency reform is “the greatest legacy that the legislature will leave behind”, and he believes that “it still has a lot to achieve”.
Pablo Bustinduy (Madrid, 43) speaks with the conviction of someone who is just starting out, optimistically, but admits to the fatigue of an extremely complicated political term that has managed to culminate with a victory in hand: the reform of disability and dependency laws, which has already been approved by the Lower House and which the Minister of Social Rights, Consumption and Agenda 2030 expects to be published in the BOE at the beginning of autumn.
But satisfaction is not complete: the Executive has had to postpone until September the approval of the decree to alleviate the housing crisis, the Spanish people's number one problem, due to the impossibility of reaching an agreement with its partners.
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