Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has scheduled a snap general election for November 29. This decision follows a period of political instability for his Socialist administration, which has been impacted by corruption allegations and criticism regarding the management of migration issues in Ceuta. The move comes shortly after the national parliament blocked two legislative proposals aimed at resolving the country's housing crisis. With housing affordability currently serving as a primary concern for the Spanish electorate and the catalyst for widespread public demonstrations, Sánchez intends to leverage this issue during the upcoming campaign. The outcome of this vote could potentially end the tenure of one of the European Union's remaining major Socialist governments and shift the political landscape regarding international relations.
Source : Politico Europe
