Le Premier ministre espagnol Pedro Sánchez annonce de nouvelles élections après l'échec d'une loi sur le logement
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez announces new elections after the failure of a housing law
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Pedro Sánchez, the Prime Minister of Spain, announced snap elections on Monday.
This decision comes after the rejection of an important law on housing.
The right-wing parties voted against the government's emergency measures.
The government wanted to help citizens facing the housing crisis.
The Spanish public is very angry because of the price of houses.
Mr. Sánchez has been in power since the year 2018.
He spoke on television Monday morning to explain his choice.
Many people were already expecting this new election.
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