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Spain's Popular Party is dominating the news cycle. The party holds 318 declared properties in the Senate's real estate register, while leader Alberto Núñez Feijóo accused the government of an 'unforgivable frivolity' in its handling of housing policy, saying it had chosen to fail twice. Separately, a Sumar deputy shouted a threat at the PP's congressional spokeswoman, saying 'you will pay for this', fueling heated political exchanges.
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Mónica García, Spain's health minister and Madrid regional politician, is emerging as a leading candidate to head Sumar's list at the next general election. Reports say sectors of the alternative left are backing her bid, positioning her against Ada Colau as the coalition weighs who should lead it into the campaign.