Spain's Pedro Sanchez Dissolves Parliament, Calls for Early Elections
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By announcing early parliamentary elections on 29 November, well received by a right-wing and extreme-right eager to provoke an alternation, Pedro Sánchez launched a series of elections in major states of the European Union.
Spain's Prime Minister Sanchez launches early new elections in November
It is now official. Pedro Sánchez has dissolved the Cortes and has called general elections for next November 29. This electoral advance comes at one of the most delicate moments of the current legislature, with several open fronts such as the crisis in Ceuta, the problem of housing, extended budgets and scandals that have ... Continue reading "The gestures that betray Pedro Sánchez after calling elections according to a psychologist: «He is afr…
The president of Andalusia claims "not to be afraid of alternation" and accuses Sánchez of turning his election announcement into a rally, while the leader of the PSOE-A follows the argument of "choose between vulture funds or protect people"
It also warns that the Government is using the housing problem as a mere electoral “pretext”.
Diario de Cádiz
The Andalusian president considers that the head of the executive branch is "accommodated" by a "complex" judicial situation and lack of support Pedro Sánchez activates the electoral button and calls general elections for November 29
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