Spain's government is gearing up for a pivotal 2025, focusing on housing, labor reforms, and commemorating 50 years since the end of Franco's dictatorship.

Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez aims to regain control of the political agenda, emphasizing economic achievements like pension increases and minimum wage hikes.

Housing remains a top priority, with new initiatives planned despite regional resistance.

Meanwhile, coalition tensions persist over labor reforms, including a proposed shorter workweek.

The government also plans events to highlight the importance of democracy, addressing concerns about youth disillusionment.

As judicial cases loom, Sánchez's administration hopes to shift focus back to governance and economic progress.