Sánchez calls snap election after housing crisis setback
Spain's Prime Minister called snap elections after his minority government suffered a housing setback, with polls showing Socialists trailing rivals.

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What happened
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called a snap election for November 29. 123 The election follows a parliamentary setback over housing measures for Sánchez's minority government. 123
Why it matters
Sánchez faces rising challenges including a migration crisis and corruption scandals involving his inner circle. 2 The Socialists are trailing rivals in several polls. 1 The vote will determine whether Sánchez retains power. 1
What to watch
The November 29 election will test Sánchez's support amid housing and migration crises. 123
Sources · 3
[1]Spain PM Pedro Sánchez calls snap election for November 29 after housing setback: What’s at stake
livemint.com · via Marketaux
[2]Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez of Spain called for early elections on Monday. He has faced rising challenges to his authority amid a migration crisis and several corruption scandals involving his inner circle.
The New York Times · Bluesky
[3]Spain's PM Sanchez calls snap election after housing crisis protests
cnbc.com · via Marketaux
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