Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez hopes that postponing the early general election to November 29 will allow him to gain enough votes to adopt two decrees, known as the "Marycherman Law". Vesti journalist Maria Valieva noted this in her opinion column. "The logic is clear: present the housing crisis as a conflict between "the people against the speculators", present the Popular Party and Vox as standing by the Eagle funds, while at the same time diverting attention from the migration crisis in Sauta and the corruption scandals surrounding the Prime Minister's wife, Bagonia Gomez, and his brother David Sanchez. Veliba noted that the Sanchez government decided to adopt decrees "seemingly under pressure" from the protests that rocked Spain, but Congress rejected them.