Approves an initiative agreed upon by PSOE and ERC that anticipates a reform within the Digital Services Act to prevent judicial rulings against piracy from collapsing third-party pages. The PP also advances amendments
Minister Isabel Rodríguez sees a possible agreement in Congress given the willingness shown by Sumar and Junts to agree on tax reliefs
Minister Bustinduy accuses parties of knocking down the decree-law due to opportunism and turning their backs on millions of tenants. The repeal of the norm in Congress will mean an additional cost of 2,000 euros for an average household, he estimates.
The bill advances with the sole vote of the PSOE but without any votes against. The rest of the parties decided to abstain.
The director of the Moncloa Economic Office, Manuel de la Rocha, and the president of SEPI, Belén Gualda, are absent from the appearance scheduled for this Tuesday by the Joint Commission for National Security
The 'jeltzales' distance themselves from the norm, which does not have the numbers to be validated in Congress
The decree-law, which was born from the clash between the PSOE and Sumar in an extraordinary Council of Ministers that had not planned to approve it, faces its repeal this Tuesday due to the veto of PP, Vox, and Junts. The extension of contracts that expire this year and next, and a cap of 2% on rent increases, are at stake.
The regulation approved by the Government foresees the possible suspension of funds if the communities omit that the actions are charged to the plan or inaugurate promotions without the Ministry's approval
The Secretary of State for Energy meets with Democrats to address the Government's response to the energy crisis, how to ensure a social return on renewable projects, the reforms the Ministry is preparing, and the causes of the blackout
The Government trusts to start applying investments in the second half of the year but before it must sign the agreements with the autonomous communities. Housing believes that none will renounce the funds but Madrid sows the first doubts
The Council of Ministers approves the regulatory development that regulates an investment effort conditioned on the permanent protection of protected housing
The 'door slam' of the PP caught the PSOE by surprise, which criticizes that the 'populars' demanded from them even a specific decree-law with this measure. In the PP they justify their vote so as not to appear as saviors of the Government
Congress strikes down the bill with votes from PP, Vox, and Junts. The ‘populars’ announced their endorsement of the processing and offered to support it if they agreed to the renewal of the CNMC presidency, only to then vote against it
The Ministry finalizes the new Housing Plan with a red line: to ensure the permanent protected nature of public housing. If the communities do not foresee it in their regulations, it requires a registry annotation to disburse funds. The consultative body doubts these guarantees: "It is not an adequate formula"
Will defend next week in the Plenary Session of Congress a bill proposal with the measure, which was already being processed in a project together with the European media regulation
The PP supports Junts' proposal, although it censures the proposed changes for the Property Registry which Puigdemont's party accepts to amend. The PSOE opposes the initiative
The initial proposal foresees that, once issued, the digital simple notes do not have cost if there are no changes in the registry entries
The Director of Competition Promotion of the CNMC receives Demócrata to explain the supervisor's recommendations to improve the activity of SMEs. Among them, a comprehensive reform of public procurement
Junts proposes a reform to be able to download certificates and official documents digitally and not have to present them again. The proposal would consolidate a digital registry without additional payment for new simple copies
Housing ‘resurrects’ the modification of the Public Sector Contracts Law that Congress repealed last year and that allows bypassing procedures and extending the duration of tenders
The supervisor estimates the impact of the war at four tenths of GDP but believes that the Government's response will compensate for three of them and Spain will grow by 2.3%
The department led by Yolanda Díaz criticizes the opposition of Economy and Digital Transformation for a norm that was already endorsed by the Council of Ministers when it promoted the reduction of working hours
The economic response contemplates a battery of measures to boost renewable energies and facilitate the installation of new demand points for industry and storage
The regulation provided for in the decree-law, to which Demócrata has had access, foresees the control of oil companies' margins by the CNMC, which will raise recommendations to the Government if they skyrocket. The Executive reserves the right to set limits exceptionally
The Government is finalizing an anti-crisis plan with a VAT reduction on fuels to 10% and tax cuts on electricity to mitigate the impact of the war in Iran.
The PSOE prefers to avoid measures that could put at risk the economic response to the war, given the threats from the PP and Junts. A decision has not yet been made and a second specific decree-law with housing measures is not ruled out.
Government and partners clash over the scope of the economic response to the war in Iran. Housing measures are the main difference. The PSOE prioritizes gathering maximum support, given the veto by PP and Junts
The Executive insists that the starting point of the Spanish economy is much more advantageous than four years ago due to the greater weight of renewable energy
Pedro Sánchez will explain on Friday the Government's plan after an urgent Council of Ministers to mitigate the economic impact of the war in Iran.
The Executive ignores the pressures to already initiate the response and opens a round of contacts with all the groups, including Vox. Sánchez will appear in two weeks in two weeks, after the European Council
The Government does not rule out starting this Tuesday the response to the economic consequences. Opposition and partners pressure the Executive with proposals to approve right now the first measures, focused on the energy sector
The war in Iran anticipates another crisis. And, although the debt is already below pre-pandemic levels, the response will depend on whether Brussels allows escaping from fiscal rules