Overview
- The conference ended without unanimous approval on housing, migration or regional financing after deep PSOE-PP polarization
- Pedro Sánchez’s plan to triple public housing investment to €7 billion by 2030 was rejected by PP regional presidents as improvised and unconstitutional
- Thirteen PP regional leaders, backed by some socialist barons, demanded early elections and Sánchez firmly ruled out polls until 2027
- Isabel Díaz Ayuso walked out when Basque and Catalan were spoken, refused simultaneous-translation earpieces and spotlighted language tensions
- Despite being the first summit in Barcelona in over two decades and accommodating co-official languages, national party agendas eclipsed regional cooperation