Sánchez, a los grupos que han tumbado los decretos: “Las historia les juzgará antes de lo que creen y con más contundencia de la que imaginan”
El presidente del Gobierno subió al estrado del Congreso de los Diputados minutos antes de que comenzara la votación para dar un último empujón a las normas, que terminaron cayendo
Pedro Sánchez unexpectedly took the floor at the end of a debate held at the Congress of Deputies on Friday morning. The Socialists, led by Housing Minister Isabel Rodríguez, had attempted to persuade the opposition, particularly the Junts, to support or at least abstain in the vote on the two real estate decrees. Despite not being part of the original plan, the Prime Minister took the podium just minutes before the vote to remind everyone of the scope of the decrees, acknowledging that they would not single-handedly solve all housing issues but would certainly help alleviate them.
He cautioned the deputies that "this time the blame will not be on the troika, or the banks; it will be on those who vote no from their seats." However, this did not prevent Catalan separatists from voting no, especially after Sánchez's statement: "History will judge them before what they think and with more severity than they imagine."
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