Spanish PM Sanchez calls snap election for November 29
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez announced a snap general election for November 29, following parliament's rejection of his minority government's housing relief measures. This defeat on Friday led to mass protests, including over 70,000 participants in Madrid on Saturday, fueled by recent evictions like that of an 87-year-old woman after an international investment fund raised her rent.
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