US EditionMiguel Morgado: “We Are Facing the Rule of Law in Spain at This Time and Sanchez’s Strategy Is Running Away”
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The crisis in Spain ceased to be only government to become a threat to the rule of law itself, warns Miguel Morgado. For the commenter, Pedro Sánchez leads a political machine involved in scandals that require a clear response from the Portuguese left, traditionally associated PSOE. Listen here to the Torto and Law of the SIC News
The crisis in Spain ceased to be only government to become a threat to the rule of law itself, warns Miguel Morgado. For the commenter, Pedro Sánchez leads a political machine involved in scandals that require a clear response from the Portuguese left, traditionally associated PSOE. Listen here to the Torto and Law of the SIC News
The date of 26 June 2025 will already be marked with fire in the history of Spain as the day when the Constitutional Court, charged with guaranteeing the supremacy of our Magna Carta, defending the constitutional order and protecting the fundamental rights of our citizens, gave the most destructive blow that has ever been given to the rule of law in our country. The day of Infamy in Spain is already 26 June 2025.
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