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What happens, that the grandchildren of those exiled from Franco's regime will not be able to vote and the grandchildren of the Franco regime will? The President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, is once again pressuring judges, in this case the magistrates of the Supreme Court, to not deprive of the right to vote those who have acquired Spanish nationality through the grandchildren's law. #LeyDeNietos #PedroSánchez #DerechoAVoto (translated)

Pedro Sánchez pressures the Supreme Court to guarantee the right to vote for the grandchildren of Franco's exiles under the 'grandchildren's law', questioning the possible exclusion of this group while allowing voting for the grandchildren of Franco supporters. #LeyDeNietos #PedroSánchez #DerechoAVoto (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)

Vicente Vallés criticizes the Government of Pedro Sánchez for trying to blame former president Mariano Rajoy for the current housing crisis and high rental prices, arguing that this responsibility lies with the current administration. #Vivienda #CrisisInmobiliaria #PedroSánchez (translated)

There is a group that has a history of pro-Palestinian terrorist activities managing that campsite. During a pre-campaign event held in Ifema alongside Feijóo, Ayuso demanded this Saturday that the Government delegate in Madrid, Fran Martín, clarify whether "there is a group that has a history of pro-Palestinian terrorist activities managing that campsite." #Elecciones29N #PedroSánchez #VotoporCorreo (translated)

Pedro Sánchez begins the pre-campaign for the general elections on November 29 in Ponferrada, pointing to PP and Vox for generating doubts about voting by mail and in a context of high political tension due to the approaching electoral date. #Elecciones29N #PedroSánchez #VotoporCorreo (translated)

VOX noted that Santiago Abascal explained in an interview with ABC that his reservations were not directed at mail-in voting, but at Pedro Sánchez. Abascal stated that he did not trust the president and argued that he could do anything with postal votes, although not with votes cast in ballot boxes. #VotoPorCorreo #PedroSánchez #Elecciones2023 (translated)

The article details the failure of the housing decree in Spain, which was rejected in Congress and whose history is characterized by failed negotiation attempts between the Government and Junts, as well as the search for business support before the calling of general elections. #Vivienda #NegociaciónPolítica #PedroSánchez (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)

"Normally, in all countries, the electorate of the losing party shows anger during the first year until that fades away. In Spain, they have been angry for three years. And increasingly so. And that has a great mobilizing effect." This is corroborated in a more scientific way by the political scientist Ignacio Urquizu, director general of Metroscopia: "Normally, in all countries, the electorate of the losing party shows anger during the first year until that fades away. In Spain, they have been angry for three years. And increasingly so. And that has a great mobilizing effect." #EleccionesGenerales #PedroSánchez #PartidoPopular (translated)

The article analyzes the adverse prospects of President Pedro Sánchez ahead of the upcoming general elections, highlighting the PP's confidence in achieving victory after learning from its past mistakes and the growing discontent of the electorate, while the PSOE seeks to mobilize its base despite the poor forecasts. #EleccionesGenerales #PedroSánchez #PartidoPopular (translated)

I am a clean, decent politician who leads a clean party and hopes to lead a clean government. Before governing, Sánchez promised another level: "I am a clean, decent politician who leads a clean party and hopes to lead a clean government," he assured during the electoral campaign of November 2015. #Corrupción #PedroSánchez #PSOE (translated)

Pedro Sánchez faces the elections on November 29 surrounded by controversies due to multiple corruption cases affecting the PSOE, his government, and his close circle, while trying to divert attention towards other issues such as housing. #Corrupción #PedroSánchez #PSOE (translated)