Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is determined to present the national budget in Congress despite the risk of a significant parliamentary defeat.

The government aims to force political parties to take a stand on the expansive budget, which promises benefits for millions of citizens.

Despite potential opposition, particularly from Junts, Sánchez is prepared to continue with extended budgets if necessary, as he has done in the past.

The government is focused on maintaining political stability and is not considering early elections even if the budget is rejected.

The upcoming party congresses, including those of the PSOE and Catalan independentists, are expected to shape future negotiations.

Meanwhile, the government is committed to pushing through its legislative agenda, emphasizing patience and resilience in the face of political challenges.