The left's anguish this autumn arises from a demographic landscape that shows an overwhelming majority for the right, generating concern and fear among citizens about the country's political future. #AngustiaDeIzquierdas #SituaciónPolítica #ReformaConstitucional (translated)
Pedro Piqueras reflects on the current political polarization in Spain, highlighting that the tension and insults have severely affected the democratic health of the country, and he points out that the political environment has created a climate that favors the rise of the far right. #PolíticaEspañola #Crispación #ExtremaDerecha (translated)
The left in Spain, represented by the PSOE and Sumar, continues to fall freely in the polls while Vox reaches a historic record, thus evidencing a clear advantage for the right-wing bloc heading into the upcoming elections. #PSOE #Vox #Elecciones2026 (translated)
The ABC survey for GAD3 indicates that the right, formed by the PP and Vox, maintains its absolute majority in the elections, reaching nearly two hundred seats, despite the social unrest from the left caused by the housing crisis. #EncuestaGAD3 #PP #Vox (translated)
The author stated that thousands of Portuguese took to the streets that day to defend access to decent housing and protest against the right-wing government, which he attributed to the increase in the cost of living. https://t.co/cPlu8MwX8N #ViviendaDigna #Protesta #Portugal #PT (translated)
The author pointed out that, in those constituencies, voting for the PSOE could make a difference because each additional seat for the party would mean one less for the right or the extreme right. He added that those who did not want a government of Feijóo and Abascal should take this into account. #PSOE #Elecciones #Política #ES (translated)
The president of Vox, Santiago Abascal, has asked this Sunday not to pay attention to the polls that predict a large majority of nearly 200 seats for the center-right parties in the general elections on November 29 because those sociological studies "are our main enemy." #Vox #Elecciones2026 #SantiagoAbascal (translated)
The latest survey from SocioMétrica reveals that Pedro Sánchez's PSOE continues to lose electoral support, with half a million voters shifting to the PP and another 344,000 to Vox, while the right strengthens significantly just seven weeks before the elections on November 29. #SondeoElectoral #PSOE #Vox (translated)
Sarah Santaolalla stated that the right was mobilized while part of the left was still looking for a candidate. She warned that, if fascism came to power, those who, according to her, prioritized their positions over the creation of an alternative would also be responsible. She added that history would judge those who could have acted and did not do so. #Fascismo #Política #Historia (translated)
The Spanish right faces a significant challenge in the upcoming general elections, where it must balance its strength with the influence of Pedro Sánchez, who, despite his internal problems and corruption in the PSOE, continues to have a notable control over the political agenda. #EleccionesGenerales #PedroSánchez #Corrupción (translated)
The author described the extreme right's cultural battle as a "politics of cruelty," which, he wrote, sought to overthrow progressive consensuses and banish empathy. He added that, in his opinion, only a society that normalized and rewarded hatred and evil would allow the implementation of the world that sector desired. (translated)
The author wrote that the right was preparing cutbacks in pensions and public services, and argued that these measures threatened the redistributive function of democracy and the material foundations of coexistence. (translated)
The best antidote against the far right and authoritarianism are left-wing projects like ours, focused on national defense and with territorial roots. The Secretary General, Elisenda Alamany, also expressed herself in the same sense: "The best antidote against the far right and authoritarianism are left-wing projects like ours, focused on national defense and with territorial roots." #ERC #GabrielRufián #Elecciones2026 (translated)
Xavier García Albiol wrote that a leftist activist had said on laSexta Xplica that he was right and that the Government had done nothing in housing policy in eight years. He added that the representatives of PSOE and Más Madrid reacted with surprise and maintained that the issue was not a matter of right or left, but of common sense. #Política #Vivienda #SentidoComún (translated)
Judge Eutimius (Jesús Villegas) said he was disappointed by the Sol camp and wondered if politicians were only seeking votes, regardless of whether they were from the right or the left. He also thanked Lucía Etxebarria for her commitment and lamented that citizens had to compensate, as he wrote, for the abandonment of public authorities. #Política #Decepción #Compromiso (translated)
The author claimed that the corrupt right-wing parties had caused structural damage to the country and argued that they had corrupted a part of society. (translated)
The sociologist argued that the right wing was taking advantage of the suffering of others in their race towards November 29. He added that cruelty connected with frustration and depended on a vengeful leadership and algorithms that amplified aggressive and extreme behaviors. (translated)
Bolsonaro receives support from three losing candidates and several right-wing parties for the second round of the elections, while Lula urges his supporters to mobilize the 33 million abstentionists. #EleccionesBrasil #Bolsonaro #Lula (translated)
“One should not obsess over the absolutist approach: the right never had more than 190 seats, despite what some polls claimed.” The small gain of four seats that they refer to in the PP to bolster their confidence in victory is expressed differently by Iván Redondo: 40,000 votes distributed among Catalonia, Euskadi, and Navarra. #EleccionesGenerales #PedroSánchez #PartidoPopular (translated)
