Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez faces a critical juncture following the parliamentary defeat of his housing decrees. The setback has sparked internal division within his Socialist Party (PSOE), with factions disagreeing on the best course of action. Some within the PSOE are calling for snap elections in response to the loss, believing a fresh mandate is necessary. Others advocate for “resistance,” urging the party to persevere and attempt to pass new housing measures. Sánchez will address these growing tensions at a PSOE Executive meeting on Monday. This defeat represents a significant challenge to the government’s agenda and raises questions about its stability. The outcome of Monday’s meeting and the party’s subsequent decisions will be crucial for the future of Spanish politics.