Pedro Sanchez
Milei calls Sanchez a "dictator" and accuses him of promoting an "invasion" in Ceuta
Argentine President Javier Milei has accused the head of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, of promoting the "invasion" of Ceuta because "every migrant is a vote." He has said that the socialists prefer "to reign in hell rather than serve in heaven, and are able to turn heaven into hell to achieve it."
Sanchez has been unanimously nominated by the PSOE Federal Committee, which has ratified the lists
The General Secretary of the Basque Socialists, Eneko Andueza, has been "excited" and has assured that the party will repeat its victory in 2023 and has been convinced that the agreement reached with the Broad Front in the Senate will help "not to lose any effort."
The Spanish Electoral Board has opened a new punitive file on Sanchez for partisanship from La Moncloa
In his view, the press conference from the seat of the Presidency of the Government could have violated electoral legislation, which prevents electioneering with public resources.
Sanchez was greeted with booing and insults at the October 12 parade
Insults and booing against the President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, have been heard again this year in Madrid during the October 12 military parade.
The PP approves three election debates for the 29-N elections, including a face-to-face between Feijóo and Sanchez
The Spanish Government re-approves the housing decrees and calls for their protection for "humanity" and "common sense"
This was announced by the Spanish President, Pedro Sánchez, at the press conference following the Council of Ministers.
The Official Gazette of Spain has already published the decree bringing the elections forward to 29 November
The Official Gazette of the State (BOE) published on Tuesday the royal decree dissolving the Courts and bringing forward the general elections.
They will be news: electoral advance, housing decrees and the Bilbao Museum of Fine Arts
What Sanchez has not done: approve the 2027 budgets, comply with the Statute and complete the processing of various laws
A number of rules, such as the new increase in the minimum wage, the vicarious violence and family laws, have not been adopted. The draft budget for next year was on the list of tasks of the Spanish Government, as well as some transfers that should have been left to the Basque Country.
Feijóo hopes to give Sanchez the "maximum possible punishment" in the elections
The PSOE hopes to increase the support of progressive forces for the "PP-Vox vulture coalition." Vox calls for "not buying the yoke before buying the oxen."
Sanchez calls for a choice between "the far-right wave and social justice"
The President of the Spanish Government has brought the elections forward to 29 November.
What's the timetable for the November 29 election?
After the President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, has brought forward the general elections to 29 November, the Royal Decree on the dissolution of the Courts and the convening of elections will be published in the Official Gazette of Spain on 6 October.
Reactions to the November 29 election
The President of the Spanish Government has decided to dissolve the Cortes Generales and call citizens to the polls after Congress on Friday rejected the housing decrees.
Sanchez brings the election forward to November 29
The President of the Spanish Government has put an end to the legislature following the suspension by Congress of measures to deal with the housing crisis.
Appearance of Pedro Sanchez
It will be news: the effects of the rains, the decision of Pedro Sánchez and the Bilbao Museum of Fine Arts
Sanchez will make an institutional statement at 9:00 a.m
The hearing was held to determine whether Congress has decided to bring forward the general election following Congress's rejection of both housing decrees.
Sanchez continues to consider early elections as parties prepare for elections
The President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, will continue this Sunday to reflect on the call for early elections, while Sumur will bring together the five ministers and representatives of the parties to discuss the political and housing situation.
The parties have begun to define their position on a possible electoral advance
President Sanchez has taken the weekend to reflect on whether he will advance the vote, and the rest of the forces are hopelessly in the middle of the pre-campaign.
Sanchez warns the PP and Junts: "History will judge you sooner than you think and firmer than you think."
The President of the Spanish Government, Pedro Sánchez, has warned the PP and Junts that if the housing decrees are finally rejected, "history will judge you sooner than you think and firmer than you think."