The Catalan independence party, Junts, has announced its opposition to two housing decrees proposed by the Spanish Government just hours before the vote is scheduled to take place in the Congress. This decision signals a potential setback for the government's housing policies. Junts’ rejection comes as a revealed stance, clarifying their position ahead of the crucial parliamentary vote. The party, based in Catalonia, has not detailed specific reasons for their opposition beyond a general disagreement with the legal text. This move could influence the outcome of the vote and potentially force the government to renegotiate or amend the decrees. The vote in the Congress is anticipated to be closely contested, with Junts’ stance adding another layer of complexity. The future of the housing decrees now hangs in the balance.