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Spain calls snap election amid housing crisis

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Briefings

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced an early snap election in Spain on November 29, 2026, citing a severe housing crisis that has generated mounting public anger. This decision follows a period of political instability where the government struggled to manage the nation's housing market, leading to significant social unrest. The election is scheduled for late November, marking a potential shift in Spain's political landscape as the ruling party faces immediate pressure to address the housing emergency.

Key points

• Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced an early snap election on November 29, 2026, due to a severe housing crisis.
• The housing crisis has led to significant social unrest and political instability in Spain.

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The evidence is limited to the announcement of the election and the stated cause, housing crisis. Specific details about the crisis magnitude, voter turnout projections, or the political party's previous performance are not provided.

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