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Spain: Sánchez negotiates decrees amid budget delays
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has reached an agreement with the Sumar party regarding two Royal Decree-Laws. These measures, intended to address citizen demands and advance rights, are set to be voted on during an extraordinary plenary session next Friday.
The government faces complex negotiations with nationalist parties to secure support. Junts has indicated it will support the decree if it includes regulations to curb the influence of vulture funds, though representatives have warned that the current draft places too much burden on small property owners. Similarly, the PNV has stated it will withhold support if the final text fails to distinguish between vulture funds and small property owners.
This legislative push occurs amid a period of political tension where the government has operated without presenting General State Budgets for four consecutive years.
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Junts · PNV · Pedro Sánchez · Spain · Sumar
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- [○ 1 SOURCE] Spain has gone four years without presenting General State Budgets to Congress. www.eldiadecordoba.es
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Pedro Sánchez has negotiated two Royal Decree-Laws with the Sumar party. www.eldiadecordoba.es
- [○ 1 SOURCE] The two Royal Decree-Laws are scheduled for a vote during an extraordinary plenary session next Friday. www.eldiadecordoba.es
- [○ 1 SOURCE] Junts will vote in favor of the decree if it includes regulation to restrict vulture funds. www.eldiadecordoba.es
- [○ 1 SOURCE] PNV will not support the decree if the final text treats vulture funds and small property owners equally. www.eldiadecordoba.es