
Spain’s Sánchez calls snap election as housing crisis reshapes campaign
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has called a snap parliamentary election for 29 November after lawmakers rejected his housing measures. The rental crisis gives his Socialists a campaign issue, but polls show them trailing the People’s Party.
- Pedro Sánchez has set Spain’s snap parliamentary election for 29 November.
- Parliament rejected government proposals on evictions, rental contracts and investors’ purchases of housing.



