Protests are ongoing in Spain regarding housing policy, as the government faces a crucial vote on housing decrees. Junts, a key political party, has delivered its own text to the Government as a potential “starting point” for a new decree. The Spanish Congress is currently voting on the decrees by a show of hands, but they are expected to fail. Leaders from the PSOE and government ministers believe that Prime Minister Sánchez should call elections if the decrees are rejected. This situation raises significant political uncertainty and could lead to a government collapse in Spain. The outcome of the vote will likely determine the future of housing legislation and the stability of the current administration.