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Nicolas Redondo Terreros questioned the actions of the members of the Constitutional Court in the approval of the amnesty and argued that they had favored Pedro Sánchez and Carles Puigdemont. He claimed that the measure had served to secure the seven independentist votes necessary for Sánchez to remain in La Moncloa and rejected that its purpose had been to pacify Catalan society or facilitate political agreements. The author said that if the Supreme Court ruled against it, the Constitutional Court would still have to pronounce on the so-called "grandchildren's law." He also maintained that the magistrates had lost prestige and had acted in the service of a leader who, according to him, lacked scruples and threatened democratic balances. Redondo Terreros responded to Cándido Conde-Pumpido's assertion that going against the Constitutional Court was going against democracy. In his view, criticizing the court's management and its intervention in the Supreme Court's realm was also a way to defend it. #Constitución #Democracia #Justicia (translated)

Ester Muñoz warned that one should not be overly confident and maintained that he would try everything. She stated that the working people, whose lives—according to what she wrote—he had been destroying for eight years, should mobilize at the polls to remove him from Moncloa. She also advocated for the reconstruction of public services, infrastructure, institutions, and the Nation. #Unidad #Cambio #FuerzaCiudadana (translated)

He surrendered in Madrid at his family home located in the so-called Palace of Moncloa, due to the official visit made to Madrid by the Saudi monarch on June 18 and 19, 2007. In that intervention, and before the interrogation by the judge began, Rodríguez Zapatero assured that within a week, at most ten days, he would be in a position to provide a convincing explanation of the origin of the jewels. #Zapatero #corrupción #joyas (translated)

In the social majority there is dissatisfaction. Sánchez had just said in Moncloa that "in the social majority there is dissatisfaction" because "they are outraged to see how their interests are trampled in Parliament for the benefit of a few." #Sánchez #Democracia #Parlamento (translated)

An attitude that perfectly reflects the fierceness with which the parties led by Alberto Núñez Feijóo —who has already committed to making the autonomous city «his top priority» at the Council of Ministers table if he reaches Moncloa on November 29— and Santiago Abascal —relentless in pointing out Sánchez as a president serving the interests of Rabat— have criticized the management of the central Executive. #Ceuta #Inmigración #GobiernoSánchez (translated)

The Popular Party (PP) has thus signaled the start of the reconquest of Moncloa with 50 days to go before the general elections, after Pedro Sánchez announced an advance for Sunday, November 29, following his nth parliamentary defeat (inflicted by one of his partners, Junts) and surrounded by the housing crisis that is ravaging the country and the outrage in the streets. #Feijóo #PP #Elecciones2026 (translated)

Froilán announced that he would publish in Barrio Sauna a series of special chapters until the elections, with a timeline of "his Saunity" from its early days to the present. He said that the series aimed to remember who he was and how the current situation had come about, and presented the first chapter titled "From the Sauna to Moncloa (I)." #BarrioSauna #Elecciones2023 #HistoriaPolítica (translated)

Captain Bitcoin stated that the PSOE had designed a campaign for the elections on November 29 with the goal of winning. According to his publication, it would begin with a general strike on November 11, the first in eight years and two days before the start of the campaign. He claimed that the protest would be directed against the opposition and would benefit the unions, which he described as bought. The author said that the Government would announce during the electoral weekend increases of 4.5% for civil servants, 3.5% for pensioners, and a rise in the minimum wage. He also predicted that it would approve housing decrees through the Permanent Deputation, where, he indicated, it had a majority. Regarding the electoral message, he stated that the PSOE would present the opposition as a threat to pensions and would contrast the government's wage increases with an alleged reduction in salaries by the far-right. He also labeled it dubious that the mail-in voting was questioned and said that Pedro was asking to allow 400,000 naturalized people in South America to vote immediately, without waiting. Captain Bitcoin maintained that the plan consisted of handing out public money for three weeks and generating fear before the elections, so that afterward, as he wrote, the bill would be passed on for another four years. He added that he would publish three videos on how to protect oneself on October 14, 15, and 16 on his channel. #Elecciones2023 #PSOE #España (translated)

The local government of Ceuta warns that the city is on the brink of bankruptcy after a two-week delay in the approval of a decree by Moncloa that allocates 40 million euros to cover the extraordinary expenses arising from the recent migration crisis. #Ceuta #inmigración #crisiseconómica (translated)

Jorge Calabrés wrote in El Español, along with David Vicente, that the Public Prosecutor's Office suggested it would seek to indict the PSOE after November 29, which would complicate Pedro Sánchez's ability to remain at the helm of the party if he lost the Moncloa. #Política #España #PSOE (translated)

Pablo Cambronero described the situation outlined in a report from The Objective that he shared as a "mafia installed in Moncloa." According to the headline, Biedma confirmed before a judge that he had been followed and that the Civil Guard had received pressures. #Mafia #Moncloa #Corrupción (translated)

Unai Cano wrote that if the topic of the saunas that, according to him, led Pedro Sánchez to Moncloa were to be discussed, Spain would be shocked. He also stated that the president's father-in-law died two months after a child prostitution scandal became known, and said that the death was attributed to a fall. #política #España #corrupción (translated)

Thus, just a month ago, the government president, Pedro Sánchez, acknowledged the state of housing in Spain, and eight years in La Moncloa have not been able to stop the tension, neither in buying and selling nor, even less so, in renting, a regulated market to which more and more people are coming, but which offers fewer and fewer options. #Vivienda #Alquiler #PedroSánchez (translated)

Since Pedro Sánchez arrived at La Moncloa, the rental housing stock in Spain has decreased by 400,000 units, with a loss of 83% in Barcelona and a general decline in rental supply, which has worsened the housing crisis in major cities. #Vivienda #Alquiler #PedroSánchez (translated)