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Spanish Government Reduces Legislative Agenda, Cites 'Reasonable Stability'
The Spanish government, Moncloa, has cut its projected legislative measures for the year to 179, most of which do not require parliamentary approval, while asserting the 'reasonable stability' of the current legislature.
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