It Is Official: when Are the 2026 Elections in Spain, After the Announcement of Pedro Sánchez
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The president announced the new date of the elections in an institutional statement, which was the trigger to advance the vote
Pedro Sánchez is back on his feet. The last-minute twister has already leaked through the media that best read his thoughts, that on Monday he can dissolve the Courts and call elections. Everything indicates that he hastens his last chance before the tsunami of cases surrounding his environment ends up dragging him to a defeat and, who knows, before a judge.Read more
By Ignacio Montes de OcaPedro Sánchez chose the ballot box before a parliamentary agony with no visible end. Spain will hold general elections on November 29, nine months before the end of the legislature, in a call that transforms a defeat in Congress into the most risky move of its presidency. La Moncloa confirmed that the dissolution decree will be published on October 6. The calendar places the campaign between November 13 and 27, and the la…
The leader of the Popular Party (PP), Alberto Núñez Feijóo, asked this Monday for the confidence of the Spaniards after the announcement of general elections for next November 29 and said that the country will have the opportunity to decide its future at the polls. “We will finally be able to choose, the word has Spain,” said Feijóo [...]
Both leaders have based their speeches on confrontation and on making the citizen choose between "the advance or the regression" in the face of the elections.Feijóo celebrates that "at last" the word has Spain and calls to decide between "corruption and decency"Pedro Sánchez advances the elections to November 29: "You have to decide if you want our country to retreat or continue to advance"Category of key dates for the elections of November 29: …
Joy on the right for Pedro Sánchez's decision to bring forward elections. Both the PP and Vox have applauded the call for November 29, which they see as the definitive opportunity to end the Sanchista era. "Finally we can close this time", celebrated Alberto Núñez Feijóo in an institutional statement at the popular headquarters shortly after the announcement of the Spanish Prime Minister. The PP leader has been waiting for a second chance to rea…
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