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Spain's snap general election of 29 November

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    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.

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    Cosa è cambiato

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

    Allora ancora aperto

    • 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.

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    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.

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    Cosa sapevamo all'inizio

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

    Allora ancora aperto

    • 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.

    Cosa avevamo detto di seguire

    • 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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Giorno 9 · 2 servizi

  1. Prima a riferirne

  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.

Chi è coinvolto

Chi è coinvolto

Persone

  • 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)

Organizzazioni

  • 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

Luoghi

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

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