How they voted in parliament
Votes checked against official records, with the proposal and its limits.
This selection covers quiz topics, not the chambers’ complete history. A package or procedural vote does not automatically answer each question. Abstention remains abstention. Quiz results use only separately reviewed policy positions.
· XV
Executing removal orders
Point 1: execute removal orders for third-country nationals with no right to remain in Spain.
Approved · 178 for · 166 against · 6 abstentions
· XV
Expanding removal after serious or repeated offences
Point 2, third and final vote after two ties: change the law to remove third-country nationals with no right to stay in the EU following serious or repeated intentional offences, preventing their return and residence.
Rejected · 170 for · 171 against · 8 abstentions
· XV
Reviewing return agreements with other countries
Point 4: review agreements with origin and transit countries, introducing diplomatic or economic consequences for noncompliance.
Approved · 171 for · 166 against · 13 abstentions
· XV
More resources for border control
Point 5: strengthen security personnel and technology, with operational Frontex support and maritime, aerial and satellite systems to prevent irregular entry.
Rejected · 172 for · 178 against · 0 abstentions
· XV
Reducing paperwork for housing construction
Point 5 of the motion: reduce paperwork and coordinate national reports to shorten land and housing production while maintaining legal certainty.
Approved · 170 for · 49 against · 126 abstentions
· XV
Removing closure dates for three nuclear plants
Senate-proposed final provision 24: remove closure dates for Almaraz, Ascó I and Cofrentes in the mobility bill.
Rejected · 171 for · 172 against · 7 abstentions
· XV
Fast criminal proceedings for unlawful entry and occupation
Amendment 539: include unlawful entry and occupation offences in fast criminal proceedings. This was not a vote on rental arrears.
Approved · 160 for · 154 against · 33 abstentions
· XV
Vote on the entire judicial reform
Whole-bill organic-law vote on judicial efficiency, including multiple organisational and procedural changes and the amendments incorporated.
Approved · 179 for · 168 against · 0 abstentions
Package of measures · excluded from quiz scoring
· XIV
Final approval of the euthanasia law
Final whole-bill vote on the Organic Law regulating euthanasia, following Senate consideration.
Approved · 202 for · 141 against · 2 abstentions