The Junts party is refusing to support the Spanish Government’s housing decrees, creating a significant challenge to its stability. The Spanish Executive has dismissed demands for the withdrawal of the measures. Instead, they are daring the Catalan independence supporters to align themselves politically with the People’s Party (PP) and Vox. This move intensifies the already complex relationship between the central government in Madrid and the Junts party, a crucial player in maintaining a parliamentary majority. The rejection of the decrees could lead to further political instability in Spain. The government’s strategy appears to be to force Junts into a corner, highlighting potential alliances with right-wing parties. The situation underscores the ongoing tensions surrounding regional autonomy and national policy in Spain.