The social safety net decree, which will be voted on in Congress this Thursday, hangs by a thread. In fact, at this point, nothing suggests it will pass, because the Spanish government doesn't have enough votes secured. Junts has stated it will vote against it, or at least that's what the party's spokesperson in Congress, Miriam Nogueras, indicated during Wednesday's question time with the Spanish government. "We will vote no," Nogueras affirmed, criticizing Pedro Sánchez for including the anti-eviction measure in the decree again. "Social safety net yes, squatting no," Nogueras said. Thus, Pedro Sánchez's government is once again headed for another defeat for the package of measures. Government sources are avoiding commenting on this scenario and are simply saying they are waiting for Thursday's vote.