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Urda Sentences Sánchez: the Right-Wing Bloc Consolidates the 200 Deputies While the PSOE Does Not Raise Its Head

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Three polls predict the hard defeat of the socialists. Only the one in El País is unmarked from the others with a poll that improves the results of the PSOE that comes out reinforced from the accident in Urda and recovers land in front of the PP

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Three polls predict the hard defeat of the socialists. Only the one in El País is unmarked from the others with a poll that improves the results of the PSOE that comes out reinforced from the accident in Urda and recovers land in front of the PP

·Madrid, Spain
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The polls put the PSOE below 100 seats while Pedro Sánchez faces severe wear and tear due to the railway crisis.

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Two railway tragedies, 115 dead, the resignation of the minister of Transport and the dismissal of the president of Adif. For any government it would be a lethal cocktail less than a month from a general election. For El País it is the ideal scenario for the socialist comeback. The poll of 40dB published this Monday the newspaper of Prisa places the PSOE in 29.9% of the votes and 119 seats, seven more than in its previous poll of October. A fact…

·Madrid, Spain
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The reflection is to frame. The presenter Iker Jiménez was completely unleashed with a strong criticism when questioning the role of ‘El País’, the Chain SER and ‘eldiario.es’, the medium of Ignacio Escolar, in the broadcasting of audios related to the railway tragedy of Urda. In his intervention in the program ‘Quarto Milenio‘ (Four), [...]

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OKDIARIO broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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