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Spain PM calls early election after parliament rejects housing measures

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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced an early election on November 29[1–4]. This decision came after the parliament rejected housing relief measures proposed by his minority government[2, 4]. The rejection of these measures was due to mounting pressure over the housing crisis[1–3]. Sanchez's announcement was made on Monday[4].

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Reports

  1. Spanish PM calls early election as pressure mounts over housing crisisPublished by peeblesshirenews.com, wimbledonguardian.co.uk, redditchadvertiser.co.uk, irvinetimes.com, islingtongazette.co.uk, wisbechstandard.co.uk, midweekherald.co.uk, timesandstar.co.uk, bucksfreepress.co.uk, darlingtonandstocktontimes.co.uk, countytimes.co.uk, stourbridgenews.co.uk and 29 more ·
  2. Spanish PM calls early election after parliament rejects housing measuresfreemalaysiatoday.com · en ·
  3. Spain PM announces early election for November 29 amid anger over housing coststimesofindia.indiatimes.com · en ·
  4. Spain PM calls early election after parliament rejects housing measuresnst.com.my · en ·

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