سیاست · Spain snap electionSánchez dissolves Spain's parliament, betting housing anger beats a PP–Vox blocمکتوب ۱۴ مهر ۱۴۰۵ ساعت ۲۱:۴۴ (UTC)تماشامتن پیادهشده0:09On October 5th, we reported Sanchez was weighing an election.0:12Today, a decree dissolved Spain's parliament.0:15Spain now votes months ahead of schedule, and pre-call polls point to a Popular0:18Party Vox coalition, which would be the country's first far-right government since0:22Franco.0:23Can housing anger rescue a prime minister who trails in the polls?0:26Congress rejected two emergency housing decrees, 178 to 172 and 1840:32to 166, with the Popular Party Vox and Juntz voting against.0:36Behind them stood Maria del Carmen Abascal, 87, a wheelchair user evicted from the0:41Madrid home she had lived in for about 70 years after the buyer more than tripled0:45her rent.0:45She was hospitalized and no return home is established.0:48She is no relation to Vox's Santiago Abascal.0:51Tens of thousands marched in Madrid the day after both decrees fell, and five people0:55were detained in Valencia outside a real estate summit.0:58Sanchez called the election two days later.1:01The extraordinary council of ministers met that same day, October 5, not the next.1:06Royal Decree 806-2026 dissolves both the Congress and the Senate elected in1:112023.1:13and calls elections to both chambers.1:15It took effect when published in the Official Gazette on October 6th.1:19The government is not in caretaker status until after the vote.1:22The campaign lasts 15 days, not 55.1:25One account gave 55 days, another two weeks from November 13th.1:29The decree sets 15 days from November 13th to 27.1:33The 55 matches the span from the announcement to polling day.1:37Parties have 10 days from October 6th to register coalitions, and candidacies are1:42registered october 21 to 26.1:44After the campaign comes reflection day, then voting, and the new chambers meet1:49December 23rd.1:50Madrid gains a seat, rising to thirty-eight deputies, Cadiz loses one.1:54The defeated measures reportedly included a ban on evicting vulnerable tenants until1:58twenty thirty and two-year lease extensions, though neither term is independently2:02verified.2:03That ban is not protection in force, and no replacement is verified.2:07The Popular Party and Vox argued the decrees did not protect owners.2:10Sanchez's minority coalition with Sumar has passed no budget since 2023, and it2:15faces corruption allegations and criticism over the Ceuta crisis when about 70,0002:20people crossed from Morocco in 48 hours.2:23He is betting housing anger will mobilize left voters.2:26He calls the vote a choice between joining the far-right wave and keeping Spain a2:29bastion of openness, social justice, and environmental responsibility.2:33Before the call, the Popular Party led with 31.6%, the Socialists had 27.4,2:39Vox 18.4, Sumar 5.6, and Podemos 2.7.2:43The Popular Party and Vox together reach about 50% against 35.7 for the left.2:48These are projections, not results.2:50The state pollster's September survey tells a different story.2:54The Socialists at 32.8%, the Popular Party at 23.7.2:59It typically tilts toward the Socialists relative to private polls.3:02The Popular Party is not on course for an absolute majority of 176 of 350 seats, so3:08a coalition with Fox is seen as likeliest.3:10with Santiago Abascal expected to become vice president.3:13Fayo welcomed the call saying Spaniards will finally decide, not a few, not one, but3:18all of them.3:19He pledges 600,000 jobs and 1 million flats under a Popular Party government, a3:24campaign promise with no costing or delivery mechanism in the record.3:27Vox's Santiago Abascal calls the race very uncertain, recalling 2023 when his3:33party and the Popular Party led the polls, but Sanchez still formed a government.3:37Madrid's regional president, Isabel Diaz-Iuso, urged people not to vote by post,3:43alleging possible tampering.3:44No evidence for that appears.3:46Juntz, which helped kill the decrees, accuses Sanchez of using people's suffering3:51over housing for electoral ends.3:52On the left, Sumar's Frente Amplio says it is ready but has named no candidate, with3:57a presentation planned for October 17th.4:00Yolanda Diaz had already stepped back, and Podemos offers open primaries.4:05No poll taken after the call exists yet, so whether housing anger can rescue Sanchez4:09remains unknown.مقاله را بخوانیدخط زمانی داستانHeyDexویدیوی کوتاه ↗چه کسی چه گزارش کردنکتههایی که بیش از یک رسانه گزارش کرد✓Parliament’s rejection of housing measuresبه‌طور مستقل تأیید شده · ۱۲ رسانه✓Sánchez’s snap election dateبه‌طور مستقل تأیید شده · ۱۱ رسانه✓Abascal’s eviction and its role in protestsبه‌طور مستقل تأیید شده · ۸ رسانه✓Polls and prospects for a PP–Vox governmentبه‌طور مستقل تأیید شده · ۷ رسانه✓Sánchez’s announcement of an early electionبه‌طور مستقل تأیید شده · ۶ رسانهSánchez’s electoral hopes for housing policy۶ رسانهAbascal’s removal from her home۵ رسانهCoalition’s loss of its parliamentary majority۵ رسانهAbascal’s death۴ رسانهCabinet meeting to dissolve Parliament۴ رسانه✓Scale of Madrid housing protestsبه‌طور مستقل تأیید شده · ۳ رسانهPoll forecast for a PP–Vox coalition۳ رسانهMigration into Spain’s North African territory۳ رسانهAgreement for Abascal to return home۳ رسانههر سطر ادعایی است که از گزارش آن رسانه ثبت کرده‌ایم. مقایسه تا ۲۲ مهر ۱۴۰۵ ساعت ۱۷:۳۷ (UTC).پوشش مرتبطپیگیری·۵ مهر، ۱۳:۵۹ UTCAfter 70 Years in Her Madrid Home, an Eviction Becomes a Housing Protest Camp
