Spain: Election Campaign Opens in the Shadow of Maricarmen
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Pedro Sánchez and his conservative rival Alberto Núñez Feijóo launched their campaign this Saturday, against the backdrop of housing crisis and social tensions.
The Spanish election campaign has begun with the first rallies of Socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and the leader of the main opposition Popular Party, Alberto Nunes Feijó. Early parliamentary elections are scheduled for November 29. The vote was called after parliament rejected two government bills on housing. Sanchez’s decision came amid mass protests against the housing crisis and demands for better protection for tenants. Sanchez puts …
The expulsion of this 87-year-old woman from her Madrid home at the end of September triggered a wave of indignation and widespread demonstrations throughout Spain, to the point of causing a political crisis, and her death at the hospital on Wednesday night aroused a strong emotion. Parliament's rejection of two texts on housing presented by the left-wing government in response to this crisis finally led to the convening at the beginning of the …
The death of Maricarmen Abascal, a retired 87-year-old expelled from his Madrid home, is hovering over the early legislative elections of 29 November. Pedro Sánchez... Read more In Spain, the campaign opens up with the ghost of an expulsion that caused the country to change first appeared on Le Singulier.
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