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Pedro Sánchez, President of Spain: “It’s Time for Parliament to Look Like the Street and Not Those Who Live in Luxury Flats”

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The head of the Spanish government gave an interview to the Diario.es where he remarked that his country needs "more social advances and less insults from the right." On November 29, there are early elections and the president goes for his re-election in a complex context following the eviction and subsequent death of Maricarmen, which triggered a political crisis that shook Spain. "Spain needs more social advances and less insults from the righ…

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The Socialist candidate stresses that "Spain needs more social advances and less insults from the right"

The head of the Spanish government gave an interview to the Diario.es where he remarked that his country needs "more social advances and less insults from the right." On November 29, there are early elections and the president goes for his re-election in a complex context following the eviction and subsequent death of Maricarmen, which triggered a political crisis that shook Spain. "Spain needs more social advances and less insults from the righ…

The prime minister said that Spain needs more social progress and less insults from the right.

Spanish Prime Minister and candidate of the Socialist Workers' Party (PSOE) for re-election, Pedro Sánchez, said today that "it is time for Parliament to reflect the street, not those who live in penthouses". "What we should do is to start dealing with politics again so that this pain does not happen," said Sánchez in an interview with the digital media elDiario.es, defending a minute of silence in memory of the deceased Maricarmen Abascal, an 8…

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Naslovi.net broke the news on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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