PoliticsSpain PM pins hopes on housing crisis to win snap election
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called a 29 November snap election after his government’s housing measures were narrowly rejected, confirming that his left-wing coalition no longer held a majority. The move is portrayed as carefully planned, giving Sánchez a campaign issue to rally the left amid corruption allegations, the Ceuta migration crisis and polls showing the Socialists behind the PP.
Spain PM pins hopes on housing crisis to win snap election
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