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The Congress gathers the Permanent Deputation next Friday to vote on two decree-laws but not those on housing.

Work is testing changes in the dismissal through the regulation.

The department that Yolanda Díaz directs proposes to allow a dismissed worker to request the capitalization of the entire unemployment benefit even if they appeal the dismissal.

The rental advertisements must specify if it is from a large holder and if they have the capped price.

The Government regulates conditions of the advertising of the apartments that are announced for their rental in the new housing decree-law.

Reform of the securities markets in the discount time

The regulation seeks to incorporate several European packages on the functioning of markets, UCITS funds, and alternative fund managers.

The economic laws that are left behind: what falls with the electoral advance

Laws such as the Financial Consumer Authority or the Industry Law remain pending, once again, for the next legislature.

Democratic Agenda: Sánchez's decision that would activate the electoral clock and a Senate that pressures for Ceuta and disrupts the law for Sahrawis

This week we talk about... AND NOW WHAT? - CEUTA - SAHARAWI NATIONALITY - SENATE INVESTIGATES - DAYS

PP, Vox and Junts overturn the housing decrees-law in a Plenary with a pre-electoral aroma

Sánchez closes the debate warning the opposition: "History will judge you sooner than you think and with more force than you imagine."

Junts persists in its threat and places the decree-laws on the verge of repeal.

Without clarifying their vote in the chamber, they imply that they will overturn the decree-law alongside PP and Vox.

The fiscal bill of the housing decree-law: 2.200 million to the public coffers

More than a third of the budget impact is taken by the deduction agreed with Junts so that tenants can deduct part of the rent, about 835 million.

Optimism in the Government despite the fact that its partners do not 'get involved' with the decree-laws

Junts, PNV, and Podemos do not advance their position and even ERC remains cautious until reading "until the last comma" of the decree-law. In the Executive, they understand that the partners will provide support at least for the 'big' decree-law, as it has been worked on with everyone until the last minute.

Agreement PSOE-Sumar to approve housing measures

The negotiations forced a one-hour delay in the start of the Council of Ministers.

PSOE and Sumar delay the start of the Council of Ministers while negotiating the housing decree

The meeting was scheduled for 9:30 this Tuesday. The government partners keep the conversations open about the duration of the rentals and the regulation of the contracts for rooms.

The housing legislature is played out in a single day

The outrage over Maricarmen's eviction pushes the Government to close an agreement that allows validating the latest package of measures against the housing crisis.

Juan Bravo (PP): "The eviction of Maricarmen would not have happened with the PP in the Government"

The person in charge of Finance and Housing of the Popular Party attends to Demócrata to present his proposals at a key moment of the legislature: the Government prepares two decree-laws to extend the measures against inflation and address the housing crisis.

The anti-eviction clause that the Government is preparing: would it have prevented Maricarmen's eviction?

The eviction ban that the Ministry of Housing wants to approve would only be activated when there is no housing alternative. If the judge considered that the options given by the City Council and the Community of Madrid are "reasonable," the eviction would have been executed anyway.

Thus will change the semiannual results of the listed companies: fewer data but more comparable

The CNMV promotes the modification of a circular to simplify the information models to facilitate automatic comparisons between the listed companies.

Carlos Martín (Sumar): "The concentration of wealth affects public debate and democracy"

The economic and fiscal spokesperson of Sumar explains in Demócrata his rate for the super-rich and his proposals to face the threat of a new price crisis.

The Cybersecurity Law, ready for its approval in the Council of Ministers

The text was examined on Thursday by the CGSEYS and everything points to the Government sending it to Congress this week.

Ángel Ibáñez (PP): "The draft of the Lobby Law is still open and we are willing to move forward"

The speaker of the Lobby Law of the Popular Group attends to Demócrata to explain

Sumar promotes a tax on the super-rich to finance its universal child benefit.

It would tax 3% on wealth over 50 million, including business assets, regardless of where it is located.

Sumar seeks to tax the concentration of wealth in the upcoming Budgets

The plurinational group marks territory in the first measures of the negotiation with the PSOE to present a new public accounts project.

The Lobbying Law falls in Congress

PP, Vox, and Junts overturn the decree-law despite the consensus expressed in the Chamber to regulate interest groups and their relationships with the Administration.

The Lobby Law is sinking in Congress: the PNV does not support it either.

The norm is virtually repealed pending a vote that, if confirmed, will not be adjusted.

Lobby Law, another failure of the Government in a summer to forget

Without yet knowing how it will emerge from the crisis in Ceuta, the Executive is heading towards a new parliamentary defeat, that of its first decree-law after stopping in August.

Junts rejects the Lobby Law and condemns the decree-law for its repeal

Catalan independents criticize that the same requirements are demanded from social organizations and SMEs as from public affairs firms or large companies.

The housing decree-law stalls: the Government waits to align some supports that do not arrive

Housing continues to fail to convince Junts and Podemos and prioritizes securing the necessary votes to validate the decree-law in Congress.

What measures are at stake in the decree-law of social protection against fires

The Congress examines the decree-law that enables a benefit for workers affected by the fires who cannot go to work.

Decree of transparent conditions: All the information that companies must provide before hiring

The Government will put the Lobby Law to a vote next week.

The Government decides to put the decree-law to a vote without rushing the one-month deadline that the Constitution provides.

Aena-CNMC clash over the fee to airlines: the numbers of a battle of 2.6 billion

The Government has to define this month the remuneration of Aena for its investors and what costs it can recover. The CNMC disagrees with the forecasts that the company handles and proposes to reduce the maximum income per passenger to 10.20 euros in 2031 compared to the 12.69 euros that Aena proposes.

Work will approve next Tuesday the regulation to ensure the transparency of labor conditions.

The regulation will require companies to detail the distribution of the workday and minimum notice periods in case it is irregular. It will transpose a directive pending since 2019 that had been blocked in Congress.

The Congress does not 'buy' the optimism of Body for the Financial Consumer Authority

The encouraging messages from the economic vice president are not accompanied by any approach so far to approve the regulation. "There has been neither a call nor a message," they lament from Junts, who doubt the intentions of the Government.

The lobby registry is still not operating a week after coming into effect.

To exercise their influence activity, interest groups are required to be registered in a registry that does not yet exist, despite being created in the law.

‘Here we go!’: The reform that seeks to shed light on the business of football

Football agents, operations with investors and sponsors will be subject to the control of the future regulations against money laundering, according to what the Ministry of Economy proposes in its latest draft bill.

Keys of the new comprehensive reform against money laundering

The reform, submitted to public hearing until next April 30, implies a renewal of the entire framework of supervision and financial resolution.

The electrical grid tightens and the machine industry

The active demand response service has been activated ten days since its launch in 2023, but four of the times it has been this summer. This is how this mechanism operates, designed to guarantee Red Eléctrica sufficient reserves to face tension situations.

Something is happening with Pedro: chronology of a silent skid

Sánchez breaks his silence about Ceuta after weeks of keeping a low profile, modifies his vacation plans, and faces a decisive week with a divided Government and the succession debate open.

The 'Lobby Law' comes into force: these are the new obligations of the public affairs sector

In addition to their registration in a registry, interest groups will be required to review their codes of conduct and the professional background of their employees and to account for meetings, documents, and written communications.

Aagesen advances to explain the nuclear extension of Almaraz in Congress

The vice president requests her appearance two days before the Permanent Deputation demands her explanations.

The economic wing of the Government is betting on the return of summer.

The commitments of the Executive starting in September are concentrated in the ministers of the economic area, beginning with the expected housing decree-law, the new working hours registry, or the announced General State Budgets.

Yolanda Díaz's race to lead the ILO: map of the support she needs from the vice president

Determined to leave Spanish politics, the second vice president is betting her political future next November, when the Board of Directors of the ILO decides whether she is its next director general.

Everyone complains but who wants to stay with Cercanías?

The Government invites the critical communities with the service to take over its management, as the Basque Country and Catalonia already do.

How much does Spain owe? Public debt continues to grow but decreases by almost two points compared to GDP in a year.

The growth of the Spanish economy allows to reduce public debt to 101.5% of GDP.

The Congress closes the political course: new setback to the path of deficit, endorsement to the bridge to the RETA and approval of the 'anti-crisis' decree

The Government passes the 'broom' Plenary with a good grade despite its parliamentary fragility and pushes forward the regional debt, the reform of the Regulation, the transfer of the AP-9, neonatal screening, and partial retirement in the Administration.

Approved definitively the RETA bridge for the mutualists: this is how the law remains

The Congress approves the Senate's changes to the reform that seeks to guarantee a public pension to alternative mutualists. The access conditions are subject to a later regulation. The pensioners will be excluded.

More reproach than censure: the extension of the anti-crisis plan finds a majority in Congress

Despite the criticism from the groups, no party except Vox positions itself against it. ERC, Junts, Bildu, and PNV will endorse the decree-law and the PP is leaning towards abstention for a decree-law that contains one of its main demands: the disappearance of the generation tax.

Guide to not miss the broom plenary: what is voted, what is at stake and possibilities

The Government faces the last major parliamentary exam before the holidays. Its majorities will be put to the test on issues such as regional debt, the stability path, the anti-crisis decree, and the reform of the Congress Regulations.

The numbers of the housing decree-law: what possibilities does it have to move forward?

The Council of Ministers will approve next week a decree-law with measures to face the housing crisis. However, its ratification in Congress is not, by any means, guaranteed.

The Government will extend the rental contracts until July 2028.

Sumar announces an agreement with the PSOE to extend the extension of the urgent measures decree-law for two years that they expect to approve next Tuesday.

Last votes for the RETA catwalk: What is left to decide?

The Congress examines this Thursday the amendments approved by the Senate to the reform before its final approval and subsequent entry into force.