🚨We already have the second Royal Decree-Law on housing. I'm not going to analyze it because, directly, it seems to me a fraud of law. There is a political purpose and another to divert attention, in no case a legal purpose. I'm going to make a different reflection this time. Yesterday's RD-L allows for the appearance of action and today's, designed to fail, allows for pointing out those who vote against and presenting themselves as the party that wanted the indefinite contract and wasn't allowed to. In neither case is there the extraordinary and urgent need that article 86 CE requires to enable a Royal Decree-Law. On the other hand, while this topic is being discussed, the poor or nonexistent management of Ceuta is left out of the picture; the indications of pressure and harassment on a judge; the alteration of the electoral body by the Grandchildren's Law and the numerous corruption cases that remain open. (translated)