Overview
- Junts, through spokesperson Míriam Nogueras, has vowed to file total amendments to every government bill, a tactic that would function as a blanket veto.
- If Junts aligns with PP and Vox, the three groups account for 177 deputies, a majority sufficient to sink government laws and budgets.
- The Popular Party triggered the debate by formally requesting an urgent plenary appearance to hear how Sánchez plans to guarantee governability after the rupture.
- Congress unanimously added that request to the agenda, which also covers recent international summits and corruption allegations involving the government, the PSOE and the prime minister’s family.
- The government signals it intends to keep the legislature running rather than call early elections even without new budget approval.