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In fact, Sánchez sees the PSOE "in a better position than in 2023," despite the fact that in this legislature, as a veteran socialist who does not have much faith in that rebound well reminds us, several corruption cases have emerged that directly affect the Government and the party, starting with the controversy over the amnesty law that could facilitate the return of Carles Puigdemont in a few weeks. #Elecciones2026 #PedroSánchez #AlbertoNúñezFeijóo (translated)

Cristian Campos stated that Pedro Sánchez had gone on vacation while two Moroccan warships were in Spanish waters and, as he wrote, 80,000 criminals, spies, and soldiers from Morocco were invading Ceuta. He also questioned what role the Prosecutor's Office had in those cases. #PedroSánchez #Ceuta #Marruecos (translated)

"It has been understood why the advance was made. I see the PP with fear and a lot of nerves." In an informal conversation with journalists, the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, conveyed the conviction that the polls will turn around during the campaign, and assured that he perceives a "mobilization of the progressive voter that he had not seen since 2019." #Elecciones2023 #PedroSánchez #AlbertoNúñezFeijóo (translated)

The elections on November 29 dominate the political conversation in the Royal Palace on October 12, with both leaders, Sánchez and Feijóo, displaying optimism about mobilizing their voters and the electoral prospects of their respective parties. #Elecciones2023 #PedroSánchez #AlbertoNúñezFeijóo (translated)

Captain Bitcoin described the decision attributed to the Supreme Court to keep the "grandchildren's law" registry suspended that day as a setback for Pedro Sánchez. He stated that hundreds of thousands of people from South America, whom he presented as illegitimate Spaniards, would not be able to vote in the elections on November 29. #PedroSánchez #LeyDeNietos #Elecciones (translated)

"a sign that European borders can be violated with impunity" Bardella criticized the left's immigration policies, such as those of Pedro Sánchez, which he considered to have "serious consequences," such as the extraordinary regularization of immigrants or the actions of the Spanish government in Ceuta, which he argued was "a sign that European borders can be violated with impunity." #Eleições2026 #Vox #PedroSánchez (translated)

During the celebrations of Spain's National Day, Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez was booed in Madrid, while Vox leader Santiago Abascal stood out in Ceuta, emphasizing the need to strengthen border control amid a tense electoral climate, with early elections scheduled for November 29. #Eleições2026 #Vox #PedroSánchez (translated)

"very optimistic" The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, has expressed being "very optimistic" about the elections on November 29 due to the progressive mobilization in the streets, greater than in 2023, and because the PP is losing votes. "The flight of votes from the PP to Vox is brutal" For Sánchez, "the flight of votes from the PP to Vox is brutal," as he stated while emphasizing that Alberto Núñez Feijóo's party "is buying all the frames from the far-right." "Not only are we going to win, but we are going to govern" "Not only are we going to win, but we are going to govern," he assured, not wanting to assess the division among the forces to the left of his party. "I respect their autonomy" "I respect their autonomy," he stated. #Elecciones2026 #PedroSánchez #MovilizaciónProgresista (translated)

The kings of Spain preside over the military parade on October 12 in Madrid, which takes place in an atmosphere of political polarization and with boos directed at President Pedro Sánchez, in a context that anticipates the elections on November 29. #Desfile12O #PedroSánchez #PrincesaLeonor (translated)