Spain calls snap election as Sánchez faces housing crisis
Spain is heading to the polls early after Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez called a snap general election for November 29. The decision follows his government's defeat over emergency housing legislation amid growing protests over Spain's housing crisis. With the People's Party projected to win the most seats and Vox potentially holding the balance, the election could reshape Spain's political landscape.
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