Sánchez se muestra “razonablemente optimista” sobre la convalidación de los decretos de vivienda: “Me gusta ser traidor a los fondos buitre”
Los socios de izquierda presionan a Podemos para que permita que prosperen como “punto de partida”
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez expressed "reasonably optimistic" sentiments regarding the validation of the housing decree decrees: "I like to be a traitor to the Buitre funds." Official sources from the Executive branch stated that the "social context" would prevent a negative vote from any left-wing coalition partner, and none of their allies have explicitly expressed opposition.
While Junts, considered one of the most critical parties, assumes the decrees will succeed, they implicitly acknowledge potential support from Podemos, which could enable abstention. ERC, EH Bildu, and BNG have voiced their disapproval of the decrees' limited scope but suggest they may serve as a "starting point" to persuade Podemos. Despite these concerns, Sánchez remains positive about the outcome of the upcoming vote on Friday.
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