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Jorge Azcón Demands Elections After Sánchez’s “Stunning Failure” Over Housing Decrees

This Friday, the Congress of Deputies is voting on housing measures put forward by the Spanish government following Maricarmen’s eviction and the Sol campout. After Junts rejected and defeated both laws, Aragón President Jorge Azcón demanded immediate national elections.
Jorge Azcón Demands Elections After Sánchez’s “Stunning Failure” Over Housing Decrees

The announced failure of the Housing decrees, which are completely counterproductive and misguided, is the final straw in Sánchez’s stunning failure at the helm of the Spanish government. I called for it a few days ago and reiterate it now: he must call elections immediately to… — Jorge Azcón (@Jorge_Azcon) October 2, 2026

On social media, Azcón said that “the announced failure of the Housing decrees,” which he described as “completely counterproductive and misguided,” has become the “final straw in the stunning failure” of Pedro Sánchez at the head of the Spanish government.

Like his party, the PP, the president of Aragón is calling for elections “immediately” with the aim of “bringing an end to this ongoing fiasco” and also “removing from Moncloa a government with an absolute minority” that he criticizes as being “riddled with corruption” and “incapable of solving Spaniards’ problems.”

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