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Spain's snap general election of 29 November

  1. Update 2 sa 2PinakabagoAraw 9Pagkalipas ng 39 oras

    Maricarmen died without returning home. Spain’s housing fight is still unsettled

    Maricarmen Abascal never returned to her longtime Madrid flat. Her death comes as unions set a November 11 strike and Spain publishes replacement housing laws whose precise protections remain unresolved.

    Manood

    Pinakamaagang sourceCNN

    Ano ang nagbago

    • Nationwide 24-hour housing-and-wages strike called; the action remains prospective.
    • Spain’s unchanged general-election date.

    Bukas pa noon

    • Whether the left unites behind one slate and candidate.
    • Whether any housing protections are restored before polling day, and whether Maricarmen Abascal returns home.
    • Whether the PP needs Vox, and on what terms.
    • Sumar's Frente Amplio presentation on 17 October, inside the coalition-registration window.
    • Candidacy registration, 21–26 October, and the first polls taken after the call.

  2. Update 1 sa 2Araw 7

    An evicted 87-year-old, a failed housing vote, and now a dissolved Spanish parliament

    Royal Decree 806/2026 is in force and Spain votes on 29 November. Pedro Sánchez is betting housing anger can beat a polling deficit, while tenants wait with no replacement protections.

    Manood

    Pinakamaagang sourceNació

    Ano ang una nating nalaman

    • Decree published in the BOE and takes effect; parties have ten days to register coalitions.
    • General election.

    Bukas pa noon

    • Whether the left unites behind one slate and candidate.
    • Whether any housing protections are restored before polling day, and whether Maricarmen Abascal returns home.
    • Whether the PP needs Vox, and on what terms.

    Ang sinabi naming babantayan

    • Sumar's Frente Amplio presentation on 17 October, inside the coalition-registration window.
    • Candidacy registration, 21–26 October, and the first polls taken after the call.

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Sino ang nag-ulat

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  1. Unang nag-ulat

  2. Congress rejects the two housing decrees, 178–172 and 184–166.

  3. Sánchez announces the election; the Council of Ministers adopts the dissolution decree.

  4. Decree published in the BOE and takes effect; parties have ten days to register coalitions.

Sino ang sangkot

Sino ang sangkot

Mga tao

  • Alberto Núñez FeijóoSpanish politician (born 1961)
  • Isabel Díaz AyusoSpanish politician
  • Javier CarbonellSpanish political scientist, researcher and university teacher (born 1993)
  • Míriam Nogueras i CameroSpanish businesswoman and politician (born 1980)
  • Pedro SánchezPrime Minister of Spain since 2018
  • Santiago Abascal EscuzaSpanish politician (1949–2017)
  • Yolanda DíazSpanish politician and lawyer (born 1971)

Mga organisasyon

  • Congress of Deputieslower house of the Cortes Generales (legislative branch of Spain's national government)
  • Government of SpainExecutive authority of Spain
  • Junts per CatalunyaCatalan political party
  • VoxSpanish political party
  • psoE

Mga lugar

  • Retiro
  • Spain
  • Ceuta
  • Fnideq
  • Gregorio Marañón General University Hospital
  • Madrid
  • Moncloa Palace
  • Puerta del Sol

Kaugnay na coverage

Kaugnay na coverage

  1. Kasunod na pangyayariAfter 70 Years in Her Madrid Home, an Eviction Becomes a Housing Protest Camp
Maricarmen died without returning home. Spain’s housing fight is still unsettled