Spanish Prime Minister Calls Early Elections Amid Housing Crisis Fallout
Summarized from The Times of Israel by baba
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- Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called for snap elections on November 29.
- The early election follows a legislative defeat on housing crisis measures.
- Public pressure over housing affordability has been mounting.
- Sanchez seeks a broader progressive coalition to address national issues.
- The conservative Popular Party is expected to be the main challenger.
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