Sánchez will kick off the electoral campaign with an extraordinary Council of Ministers next Friday

The Spanish government will hold four meetings before the November 29 elections, starting with an extraordinary cabinet meeting on November 13. This meeting marks the official start of the electoral campaign. The government plans to approve several pending laws, including a minimum wage increase and pension adjustments. Three laws were already approved regarding single-parent families and dependency funding. The possibility of granting a pardon to former Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz is also being considered, though the timing remains undecided.