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The article analyzes the uncertain future of Isabel Díaz Ayuso in a possible government of Alberto Núñez Feijóo and the far-right in Spain, questioning her role and the direction she will take once her main opponent, Pedro Sánchez, is sidelined. #Ayuso #Feijoo #Ultraderecha (translated)

The author argued that they would continue to attack an unidentified person and attribute all the blame to them. He also warned that, if confirmed, the entrance of the far-right into the Government of Spain would provoke unexpected changes. He asked what those who had made the fight against "sanchismo" their vital mission would do. #España #política #gobierno #ES (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)

Pentecostal church leaders in Brazil align with Flávio Bolsonaro in the electoral runoff, highlighting the influence of the far-right and evangelicalism in the country's politics, in a context of growing religious conservatism in Latin America. #Brasil #Evangelicos #Ultraderecha (translated)

The article denounces the imminent sacrifice of the working class in Spain under Alberto Núñez Feijóo's promise of economic restrictions, warning about the resurgence of the far right and the possible erosion of the welfare state and democracy. #España #ultraderecha #democracia (translated)

Jorge Dezcallar argues in his article that the situation in Ceuta requires an urgent solution due to the social, economic, and humanitarian crises it faces, exacerbated after the assault on the territorial integrity of Spain, which projects a negative image to the world and fuels the growth of the far-right. #Ceuta #CrisisMigratoria #PolíticaEspañola (translated)

Cristina Valido, candidate of the Canary Coalition for Congress, warns that a possible government of the right and far-right formed by the PP and Vox would represent a risk for the Canary Islands, as she believes that these parties see the necessary measures to address insularity as privileges. #CristinaValido #CoaliciónCanaria #EleccionesCanarias (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)

In Spain, there have already been a few presidents elected by polls. Mr. Albert Rivera or Mr. Pablo Casado. And regarding Mr. Feijóo, well, I aspire for him to join that select club as well. Likewise, the minister has recalled that "the PSOE does better in the polls than in the elections" and has allowed himself to be ironic about it: "In Spain, there have already been a few presidents elected by polls. Mr. Albert Rivera or Mr. Pablo Casado. And regarding Mr. Feijóo, well, I aspire for him to join that select club as well." #Elecciones2026 #PSOE #Ultraderecha (translated)

The author argues that giving Pedro Sánchez another opportunity could be crucial to combating child poverty, eradicating corruption, and regenerating democracy in Spain, despite the political polarization and the dangers of the far-right. #PedroSánchez #PolíticaEspaña #EleccionesGenerales (translated)

Historian Julián Casanova asserts in an interview that, although communism does not pose a problem, the far right does, highlighting the lack of a democratic right in Spain and the need to defend democracy against current threats. #Comunismo #Ultraderecha #HistoriaEspañola (translated)

The PCE advocates for reclaiming its political prominence in a context of a left crisis and the rise of the far-right, emphasizing the need to organize and defend the interests of the working class beyond tactical alliances and mere electoralism. #PCE #Izquierda #ClaseTrabajadora (translated)

Antifascist Wall stated that the presenter Mercedes Milá wished for Pedro Sánchez to win the next elections. It also maintained that those opposed to the far-right were the majority and that they would prevent it from taking control of Spain. https://t.co/yXcm8rLCkY #Elecciones2023 #PedroSánchez #España (translated)