Sánchez Rethinks Reelection Plan After Spain's Rail Disaster
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It will not be the first time that tragedies over two rails conditioned the outcome of a Spanish election. On March 14, 2004, voters turned all the polls around and punished José María Aznar’s PP lies about Atocha’s Islamist attacks three days earlier. The Spanish right insisted on accusing ETA against all the evidence, because an Islamist attack aimed directly at José María Aznar’s decision to participate in the invasion of Iraq. It went wrong,…
The train tragedy in Spain is bringing instability to the political scene ahead of the early elections on November 29th, with Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez's back against the wall. More...
Very popular but recently weakened by several cases, the Spanish Prime Minister is attacked for his mismanagement of events. His opponents ask him to be held accountable.
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