Only the anti-eviction decree reached the BOE, extending the shield to 2030 and banning vulture-fund purchases below 70% of value until 2028, while automatic rental renewal was delayed to Thursday. Fine print detailed 12-month compensation for non-renewed tenants and €1,850m in tax breaks, prompting Sumar to demand immediate publication.
Feijóo confirmed the PP would vote no, leaving Friday's validation to Junts, PNV and Podemos. Junts professed disappointment without revealing its vote as Sánchez claimed reasonable optimism and warned of the political cost of rejection. The tenants' union described the texts as a patch to approve and turned protest toward the PP, while Sol campers vowed to remain and the government ruled out eviction before the vote.
Macron in Madrid backed Sánchez by calling Ceuta an external attack after Felipe VI termed it a violation of a European border, as Vivas clashed with Moncloa over pre-crisis contacts.