Spain’s PM Pedro Sánchez calls snap election after housing law fails to pass
“A glance at the horizon shows us that the world is in a very complex era of transformation and transition. It’s a time of great tension, of climate emergency, and of social and technological changes – including highly disruptive advances in artificial intelligence. It is, therefore, a time of great dangers, but also – if we know how to seize the moment – of great opportunities.
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- ▪It’s a time of great tension, of climate emergency, and of social and technological changes – including highly disruptive advances in artificial intelligence.
- ▪It is, therefore, a time of great dangers, but also – if we know how to seize the moment – of great opportunities.
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1:06Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez calls snap election – videoSpainSpain’s PM Pedro Sánchez calls snap election after housing law fails to passElection called after rightwing parties voted down emergency legislation aimed at tackling housing crisis Europe live – latest updates Sam Jones and Ashifa Kassam in MadridMon 5 Oct 2026 10.09 EDTFirst published on Mon 5 Oct 2026 03.22 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleSpain’s socialist prime minister, Pedro Sánchez, has once again staked his political future on a snap general election that he announced three days after rightwing parties torpedoed the emergency legislation his minority government had put forward in response to growing public anger over the country’s housing crisis.Sánchez, who has been in office since 2018, used a televised address to…
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