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Sánchez Launches Reelection Bid in Seville, but Even Andalusia Looks Shaky

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Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has launched his reelection bid in Seville. On Thursday he appealed to Socialist loyalists in Andalusia, the southern region that served his party as a political heartland for decades. His chances in the general election on 29 November look slim.

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Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez of Spain in Seville officially launched the re-election campaign, counting on support for the traditional pillar of Socialists in Andalusia, although the latest polls augured well for his party's defeat in the region. Sanchez spoke to supporters in Seville under the songs and videos of his poems by the Andalusian poet Federico Garcia Lorca. "We are here to vote, we are here to win, we are here to rule," said Sánchez …

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The unexpected intervention of the woman of the president of the government, Begoña Gómez, at the PSOE meeting in Seville has marked the hours before the beginning of an electoral campaign in which the UCO has left a new mark, with research on the PSOE and the Ministry of Equality.

·Pamplona, Spain
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Diario de CádizDiario de Cádiz
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Socialists start their campaign by revealing their secrets: everything to emotions Begoña Gómez opens Pedro Sánchez's campaign in Seville

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«Too long we have been ladies of», said the entrepreneur in a speech in which she claimed responsibility as a feminist referent

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The president’s wife becomes the last electoral asset of the socialists in the start of the campaign. “His insults are our medals,” Sánchez claims against the attacks of the right

·Madrid, Spain
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diariodesevilla.es broke the news in Seville, Spain on Monday, November 9, 2026.
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