Feijóo Reaches 72% in Polymarket After the Announcement of Early Elections in Spain
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Calling early elections in Spain hopes to reap the disadvantage in the polls: it has already happened twice, it is not said that there will be a third
Cedarnews.net. . The Spanish political landscape enters a new stage after the President of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, announced general elections ahead of November 29th. According to the predictive market Polymarket, Alberto Núñez Feijóo, leader of the Popular Party (PP), appears with 72%, while Pedro Sánchez records 27% in the market ... .
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
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informacion.esTruman Capote opened 'Plegarias atenido' with a phrase he attributed to Santa Teresa: "They shed more tears for prayers attended to than for those not answered." That's what Pedro Sanchez wants to happen to the parties that, with the PP at the head, have been asking for elections for several years, practically since the polls of the previous generals were closed, in July 2023. On Monday, the president of the government has given the date: on Nov…
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…
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