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Spain expected to approve housing decrees that triggered snap election

Spain expected to approve housing decrees that triggered snap election
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Spain's government is preparing to approve two housing decrees that were previously rejected by parliament. The initial rejection of these measures led Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez to call for a snap election.

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The approval of these decrees is a critical test for the Spanish government's stability and its ability to implement housing policy following a major political crisis.

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MADRID, Oct 6 (Reuters) - Spain's government is set to approve on Tuesday two housing decrees whose rejection by parliament last…

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