Sánchez Outlines a Pre-Campaign of Social Measures
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Although there is officially less than a month left until the electoral campaign begins —on November 13—, the feeling since Pedro Sánchez called the general elections for November 29 is that the race to stay in power, in the case of the Socialists, and to win, in the case of the opposition, the Moncloa has begun. And Sánchez has drawn it up with the flag of social measures as his insignia. Beyond the promise of raising the minimum interprofessio…
The president wants to fatten his catalogue of promises at all costs to turn them into supposed successes.
The president of the government, Pedro Sánchez, has a defined strategy for the final leg of the legislature. According to Ricardo Rodríguez, head of COPE's policy, the executive leader plans to turn the last meetings of the Council of Ministers into a platform for his electoral campaign.Rodríguez has said that "Sánchez has decided to use the last six councils of ministers as an electoral showcase to seek votes from different groups."This tactic …
Pedro Sánchez said, just as he called the general elections for November 29, that he intended to "keep governing" until then. The idea of the president begins this same Tuesday, and will extend even after the elections. The government prepares a social decree for each Council of Ministers until then, in which they will include some measures that have remained pending to be processed during the legislature, in addition to symbolic ones with which…
In the last few weeks, the Council of Ministers has chained decrees and announcements—housing, minimum wage, pensions, 500 places for judges, universities and 45.3 million for Ceuta—to six weeks from 29N. Who is behind it? Pedro Sánchez, with Yolanda Díaz in Labor, Félix Bolaños in Justice, Diana Morant in Universities, and Carlos Córdoba in Economics. What impact does it have? The Executive wants to take the measures to the Permanent Council so…
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